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Gods and devils of mankind : the whole dark picture strikingly contrasted with the beauty and purity of revealed religion / by Frank S. Dobbins ; assisted by Hon. S. Wells Williams (1897)

Dobbins, Frank S. (Frank Stockton), 1855-1916 · [S.l.] · leaf 293

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ingly soldierWas made his arms, the husbandman his thighs,The servile Sudra issued from his feet. The common creed of the Hindus, as gathered fromthe Brahmanas and Upanishads, is as follows: 1. The immortality of the soul. Meaning by this,however, not only that it will always live in the future,but… … IDOLS GUARDING THE HINDU TEMPLE AYENAR, 3. The soul cannot exercise thought, or any activityapart from the body. HINDU SACRED BOOKS, FAIRY STORIES, ETC. 293 4. Yet the union of body and soul is a source ofmisery to human beings. 5. Hence we have the belief in the transmigration ofthe soul. That the…

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