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Some leading ideas of Hinduism

“being the thirty-second Fernley lecture delivered in Manchester, August, 1902”

1903143 pages~2½h read

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Some leading ideas of Hinduism

by Haigh, Henry

“being the thirty-second Fernley lecture delivered in Manchester, August, 1902”

1903143 pages~2½h read

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Haigh, Henry

Publisher

Barnes & Noble

Published

1903

Pages

143

Language

ENG

ISBN

9781411462151

§ About the book

Haigh's purpose in writing this volume, published in 1903 and based on a lecture series given in Manchester, England, was to familiarize Christians with the main precepts of Hinduism, which stood as a barrier to Christian evangelizing in India. In the conflict between Hinduism and Christianity, Haigh asserts, it is imperative that the Christian Church learn all it can of Hinduism for both its "missionary zeal" and its "sympathetic knowledge. "Chapters are dedicated to Transmigration, Hindu pantheism, and Vedantism.

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First published 1903 by Barnes & Noble
143 pages · in English
№ 302551

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