Description
Gavin D. Flood explores the nuanced concept of monotheism within Hindu thought, delving into the rich tapestry of beliefs that shape this intriguing tradition. With clarity and sensitivity, he examines how the notion of a singular transcendent deity can coexist alongside the vibrant pantheon of gods and goddesses worshiped in Hinduism.
Through thoughtful analysis, Flood invites readers to reconsider conventional definitions of monotheism, emphasizing the complexity and uniqueness of Hindu perspectives. This insightful work offers a fresh understanding of divinity that celebrates both the singular and the diverse, encouraging a deeper appreciation of spiritual breadth in this ancient faith.
Through thoughtful analysis, Flood invites readers to reconsider conventional definitions of monotheism, emphasizing the complexity and uniqueness of Hindu perspectives. This insightful work offers a fresh understanding of divinity that celebrates both the singular and the diverse, encouraging a deeper appreciation of spiritual breadth in this ancient faith.
Détails du livre
Format
Broché
Pages
82 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
août 20, 2020
Éditeur
Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10
1108731147
ISBN-13
9781108731140
