History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c99.1911

v7.c99.1911

Religion or (religions): as believed at present by most men can hardly be a panacea for the ills of the world 1480; many eminent men attribute the present difficulties to the two world wars and are busy in inviting all men back to r, but the crux of the problem is what religious tenets and practices are to be inculcated among men in the present age 1480-81, most r. postulate three fundamental entities, God, individual soul and external world 1506; virtues preached at different times as most important have been different (such as monachism, charity, humility, social service, heroism) 1481, whether religion is necessary or not some worth-while ideal is necessary, acc. to Pandit Nehru 1670; and modern Indians with several attitudes towards re. form, 1700-1701.