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The movement on the whole is less in the direction of Christianising Hinduism than in the direction of rationalising and liberalising Hinduism in the light of modern science , Western deistic and theistic philosophy , and Christianity ...
The movement on the whole is less in the direction of Christianising Hinduism than in the direction of rationalising and liberalising Hinduism in the light of modern science , Western deistic and theistic philosophy , and Christianity ...
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the acts of the British Government , and subjecting these to minute , if not sometimes , captious criticism , the strongest , because most reasonable , seems to be that they are not using this newlyacquired strength in the direction ...
the acts of the British Government , and subjecting these to minute , if not sometimes , captious criticism , the strongest , because most reasonable , seems to be that they are not using this newlyacquired strength in the direction ...
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These standpoints are seen more or less to interact and to give a general pull in the same direction , but they may be distinguished and their distinct influence may be to some extent perceived and traced in the Congress literature of ...
These standpoints are seen more or less to interact and to give a general pull in the same direction , but they may be distinguished and their distinct influence may be to some extent perceived and traced in the Congress literature of ...
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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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