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A response to Shyam ranganatham
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While on sabbatical in India in 1992, I attended a meeting of the Indian Association of Christian Philosophers held at Dharmaram College in Bangalore. The topic of the conference was ˜aªkara and Christian theology. As I sat and listened in quiet amazement to talks about how well these two suited one another, I was moved to make a comment. I stood and declared that..Links
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