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# Indian Philosophy v1.c19.110

Indian Philosophy v1.c19.110

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### [v1.c19.110](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.religion.radhakrishnan-1923.v1.c19.110)

In these Kamala Lectures delivered in the University of Calcutta in December, 1932, Professor Radhakrishnan discusses the meaning of religion and its application to modern problems of war and peace, family and marriage. He considers Marx's dialectical materialism and Gandhi's non-violence and points out that an enduring peace is possible only if the statesmen of the Allied nations adopt the principles of a true religion. The book is invaluable to all students of religion and social thought.

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