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An Indian Rational Theology Sahitya Akademi Delhi His interests at Bonn provedIn the Indian theistic schools of thought we can distinguish two distinct kinds of approach to the doctrine of God, the one based primarily on logical reasoning, the other on the authority of the sacred scriptures. The first mode of approach may be termed philosophical or rational, the second theological or scriptural Among the Brahmanical systems of the first millennium of our era that admitted the existence of God, the Nyadya Vaisesika doctrine of

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His interests at Bonn proved to be more philological than theological

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This collection draws together recent research on the cult of Amitabha

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An Indian Rational Theology Sahitya Akademi Delhi His interests at Bonn provedIn the Indian theistic schools of thought we can distinguish two distinct kinds of approach to the doctrine of God, the one based primarily on logical reasoning, the other on the authority of the sacred scriptures. The first mode of approach may be termed philosophical or rational, the second theological or scriptural Among the Brahmanical systems of the first millennium of our era that admitted the existence of God, the Nyadya Vaisesika doctrine of

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