Hinduism and Monotheistic Religions
This volume comprises the largest collection of Shri Ram Swarup’s writings ever published between two covers. The book includes critiques of Christian and Islamic thought from a Hindu perspective and suggestions on how Hinduism can be practiced in modern times in tune with its deeper spiritual teachings. It also incorporates several short articles and book reviews written for various newspapers and magazines.
Rs.540.00
Author : Ram Swarup
| Weight | 0.810 kg |
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| Dimensions | 8.66 × 5.57 × 1.57 in |
Publisher : Voice of India
Author : Ram Swarup
ISBN :9789385485060
Binding : Paperback
Pages : 576
Language : English
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