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Joy, rather than happiness, is the goal of life, for joy is the emotion which accompanies our fulfilling our natures as human beings. It is based on the experience of one's identity as a being of worth and dignity.
Gregorian & Biblical Press 1982 paperback Very Good Size: 7x1x9; Very mild shelf wear. Interior is clean, unmarked. Appears to be unread--spine is unstressed, not creased.
Gregorian & Biblical Press. paperback. Very Good. 7x1x9. Very mild shelf wear. Interior is clean, unmarked. Appears to be unread -- spine is unstressed, not creased. Gregorian & Biblical Press ISBN 8876524827 9788876524820 [US]
ISBN10: 8876524827, ISBN13: 9788876524820, [publisher: Gregorian & Biblical Press] Softcover Very mild shelf wear. Interior is clean, unmarked. Appears to be unread -- spine is unstressed, not creased. [Easthampton, MA, U.S.A.] [Publication Year: 1982]
ISBN10: 8876524827, ISBN13: 9788876524820, [publisher: Gregorian & Biblical Press] Softcover Paperback. Hinduism has a span of three thousand years of history in which various forms of religious experience took shape and grew into a wide and rich variety of myths and cults, beliefs and practise, doctrines and disciplines, which have nurtured millions of Hindus throughout the ages. The exact ides of Hinduism is hard to define since the beliefs and practices of the Hindus differ greatly from one period of history to another, and within a given period, from one region to another, and within a given region, from one class of society to another. In its traditional form the chief distinguishing features of its development are Vedism, Brahmanism, classical Hinduism, Sectarian Hinduism, Medieval Hinduism, Modern Hinduism and Contemporary Hinduism. These developments should not be considered as water-tight compartments, for they merge into one another. Hinduism has shown in its long history a marked propensity to assimilate rather than exclude various religious currents which once used to be considered alien to its own orthodoxy; this feature divides sharply Hinduism from other religions, for example, from Islam and to a certain extent at least in its beginning, Judaism; These religions in their strict form reject as false all other religious beliefs and practices. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availabilit ...
Gregorian & Biblical Press 1982 Trade paperback New
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