The Calcutta Review, Volumes 62-63University of Calcutta, 1876 |
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Page 54
... Hindu philosophical systems are based upon the doctrine of metempsychosis . To avoid an endless series of transmigrations is the avowed object of them all . No doubt , some of the Hindu philosophical writers , like their confrères in ...
... Hindu philosophical systems are based upon the doctrine of metempsychosis . To avoid an endless series of transmigrations is the avowed object of them all . No doubt , some of the Hindu philosophical writers , like their confrères in ...
Page 78
... Hindu systems are a purely native growth . Professor Max Müller will not hear of Hindu logic having been modelled on Greek , and the weight of so great an authority will , I think , be supported by an impartial examina- tion of any Hindu ...
... Hindu systems are a purely native growth . Professor Max Müller will not hear of Hindu logic having been modelled on Greek , and the weight of so great an authority will , I think , be supported by an impartial examina- tion of any Hindu ...
Page 99
... Hindu- ism ; but in the minds of Hindus it is also likely to create a prejudice against anything else in the shape of religion . And in cases where instruction in the Christian religion is given in combi- nation with secular knowledge ...
... Hindu- ism ; but in the minds of Hindus it is also likely to create a prejudice against anything else in the shape of religion . And in cases where instruction in the Christian religion is given in combi- nation with secular knowledge ...
Contents
No CXXIII | 1 |
THE HINDU CUSTOM OF SITTING DHARNA | 37 |
THE BHAGAVADGITA AND CHRISTIANITY | 53 |
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