- Shelfmark
- Gk VI 16 d
- Title
- Vedantism, Brahmism, and Christianity examined and compared
- Subtitle
- A prize essay
- Person
- Mullens, Joseph [author]
- Place(s)
- Calcutta
- Year of publication
- 1852
- Subjects
- Fachliteratur
- Further information
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- IIIF-Manifest
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- Cover
- Endsheet
- Title page
- Advertisement
- V-VI Contents
- 1-10 Introduction
- 11-132 Part I. The doctrines of the Vedantic schools
- 11-62 Chapter I. The Vedánt of Vyás and his followers
- 19-23 Section 1. Definition of Vedantism ; its scope and aim ; the authorities from whence it is derived ; the conditions and mode of studying
- 24-32 Section 2. Of Brahma
- 32-35 Section 3. Of the universe and its elements
- 35-42 4. Of man.
- 42-62 5. The state of man in relation to Brahma, and how he may be freed from it
- 62-108 Chapter II. The Vedántism of the Vedas
- 109-132 Chapter III. Modern Brahmism
- 112-113 Section 1. The sources of divine knowledge
- 114 Section 2. The supreme god
- 114-115 Section 3. His attributes
- 115-117 Section 4. His relation to the universe
- 117 Section 5. Gods and debtás
- 117-118 Section 6. Of man
- 118-120 Section 7. Of morality
- 120-121 Section 8. Family duties
- 121 Section 9. Man's duty to himself
- 122 Section 10. Of motives to virtue
- 122-123 Section 11. Of sin
- 123 Section 12. The punishment of sin
- 123-127 Section 13. The way of salvation
- 127-128 Section 14. Of the transmigration of souls
- 128-132 Section 15. The future world
- 11-62 Chapter I. The Vedánt of Vyás and his followers
- 133-194 Part II. These systems are not of divine origin
- 136-141 Section 1. The Vedas are not a revelation from god
- 142-143 Section 2. Difficulties in studying the Vedas
- 143-147 Section 3. Vedic science
- 147-150 Section 4. The doctrine of Maya
- 150-153 Section 5. Pantheism
- 153-156 Section 6. The morality of pantheism
- 156-165 Section 7. Defence of idolatry
- 165-172 Section 8. On transmigration
- 172-176 Section 9. On caste
- 176-194 Section 10. The religion of nature
- 195-245 Part III. The claims of Christianity
- 196-201 Section 1. The history of the way of salvation
- 201-206 Section 2. What Christianity i and what it means
- 206-211 Section 3. The moral precepts of the bible
- 211-215 Section 4. The character of Christ
- 215-218 Section 5. The Jews as witnesses for the truth of the bible
- 218-223 Section 6. The miracles of the bible
- 223-230 Section 7. The prophecies of the bible
- 230-233 Section 8. Christianity a universal religion
- 233-245 Section 9. The effects of Christianity
- 245-253 Conclusion
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- Cover
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