The Hindu Concept of God

COLLECTION	Published articles
TITLE	The Hindu Concept of God: Unity in Diversity
AUTHOR 1	Anjam Khursheed
DATE_THIS	1997
VOLUME	vol. 2
TITLE_PARENT	Singapore Bahá'í Studies Review
PAGE_RANGE	3-49
ABSTRACT	The fundamental unity behind Hindu concepts of God and those found in the Semitic traditions, and the principle of unity in diversity, allow Hindu and Bahá'í beliefs to come together and further their common goal of uniting the world's religions.
NOTES	See the table of contents and editor's note in the complete issue, vol. 2.
TAGS	- Hinduism; - Interfaith dialogue; - Philosophy; - Symbolism; Atman; Avatars; Bhagavad Gita; Demons; Diversity; Dualism; Epics; God; God, Anthropomorphic descriptions of; God, Gender of; Gods and Goddesses; Heart; Holy Spirit; Idol worship; Illusion; India; Krishna; Mahabharata; Manifestations of God; Mirrors (metaphor); Monism; Monotheism; Moses; Mythology; Pharaoh; Philosophy, Hindu; Polytheism; Progressive revelation; Ramakrishna; Ramayana; Silence; Unity; Upanishads; Vedanta; Vedas; Vivekananda; Worship

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