Hinduism as a missionary religion/ Arvind Sharma.

By: Sharma, ArvindMaterial type: TextTextSeries: UPCC book collections on Project MUSEPublication details: Albany: State University of New York Press, c2011Description: vii, 195 p.; 24 cmISBN: 9781438432113 ; 1438432119 Subject(s): Hinduism -- Missions -- Historiography | RELIGION -- Hinduism -- General | Hinduism -- Influence | Mission -- historiaDDC classification: 294.572
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: I Antiquity and Continuity of the Belief that Hinduism Is Not a Missionary Religion -- II Neo-Hindu Conviction that Hinduism Is a Non-Missionary Religion -- III Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Vedic India -- IV Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Classical India -- V Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Medieval India -- VI Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Modern India. Hinduism -- Missions -- Historiography.
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General Books General Books Central Library, Sikkim University
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Machine generated contents note: I Antiquity and Continuity of the Belief that Hinduism Is Not a Missionary Religion -- II Neo-Hindu Conviction that Hinduism Is a Non-Missionary Religion -- III Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Vedic India -- IV Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Classical India -- V Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Medieval India -- VI Hinduism as a Missionary Religion: The Evidence from Modern India. Hinduism -- Missions -- Historiography.

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