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39 The Hindu religion , thus , had become a mass of religious restrictions “ which sometimes become sources of prejudice one against another and causes of physical and mental trouble . ” The root of the disease was the inertia of the ...
39 The Hindu religion , thus , had become a mass of religious restrictions “ which sometimes become sources of prejudice one against another and causes of physical and mental trouble . ” The root of the disease was the inertia of the ...
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Many Hindus have become Mahomedans and some have become Christians ; but they have carried their Hindu ways of looking at things into their new folds . A religious conversion , if it only means a mere change in denomination , leaves the ...
Many Hindus have become Mahomedans and some have become Christians ; but they have carried their Hindu ways of looking at things into their new folds . A religious conversion , if it only means a mere change in denomination , leaves the ...
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and clannishness and sectional selfishness sway the actions of the members of the different communities , so long as true brotherly feeling and devotion to duty do not become the main guiding principles of our life , so long shall our ...
and clannishness and sectional selfishness sway the actions of the members of the different communities , so long as true brotherly feeling and devotion to duty do not become the main guiding principles of our life , so long shall our ...
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Tho Method Historical and Scientific Nature and Scope of tho Subject II The Background The Fundamental Factors in Indian History 1130 | 1 |
A Land of Contrasts | 2 |
Fundamental Unity of Indian Civilization | 3 |
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