The Calcutta Review, Volumes 66-67University of Calcutta., 1878 |
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... religion of India , independence of inquiry , extreme latitudinarianism , philosophic atheism , and unbounded ... religious belief which they if unmolested The Religions of India . 219.
... religion of India , independence of inquiry , extreme latitudinarianism , philosophic atheism , and unbounded ... religious belief which they if unmolested The Religions of India . 219.
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... religion which inculcates on its professors the strict observance of outward form , and con- nects itself with the purifying of the person and the abstinence from things ceremonially unclean . Such was the snare of the elder religions ...
... religion which inculcates on its professors the strict observance of outward form , and con- nects itself with the purifying of the person and the abstinence from things ceremonially unclean . Such was the snare of the elder religions ...
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... religion . The gods in no way admit themselves to be bound by human views of morality ; and the functions of religion very much resemble , in their highest range , the functions of a modern govern- ment its business is confined to ...
... religion . The gods in no way admit themselves to be bound by human views of morality ; and the functions of religion very much resemble , in their highest range , the functions of a modern govern- ment its business is confined to ...
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THE FULLER CASE AND INDIAN APPELLATE | 38 |
COMMERCE IN ANCIENT INDIA | 68 |
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