The Crown of Hinduism

Influence of the doctrine of Incarngtion. 388. Results of the introduction of the theology of the Vedanta into the sects 390 VI. [...] Among the more notable services rendered by the science are its proof that every race of man is -religious its convincing demonstration that religion is one of the practical activities of man as man and that it has a great deal to do with the building of human society the creation of institutions and the laying of the foundations of morality. [...] THE CROWN OF HINDUISM 'reasonableness of monotheism the pressure of the doctrine -of judgement on his conscience the high moral value of the ethics of Islam. [...] These things are of the utmost significance to the Christian. He believes that in the light of the new circumstances of the. nations the practical differences between Christianity and the other great religions now stand out in startling vividness. [...] The rest of this Introduction will state the way in which the relations between Christianity and Hinduism present themselves to the writer and the method which will be followed in bringing the two religions into comparison in the chapters of the hook.