India And Its Faiths : a Traveller's Record
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The Vedic religion, it seems, was the primitive religion of all the world. "All the people believed in it," says Dayanand, "and regarded one another like their second self." For in those good old times there was easy com- munication between all parts of the earth; and we have it on Dayanand 's authority that the kings of India contracted matrimonial alliances with the kings of America. Nor need one wonder at this, for steam and electricity and all so-called modern discoveries and inventions wer...e known at least in germ in the Vedic days and in fact are all revealed (to the eye of faith) within the Veda. Of course these brave assertions require for their confirmation an equally courageous method of interpretation. To the ignorant Western reader the Rig Veda seems to teach plainly the existence of many gods, the 1 This doctrine, of course, is not original with Dayanand, but has been the orthodox Indian view for thousands of years.
2 Bawa Chhajju Singh, The Teaching of the Arya Samaj (Lahore, Punjab Printing Works, 1903)., p.
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The Vedic religion, it seems, was the primitive religion of all the world. "All the people believed in it," says Dayanand, "and regarded one another like their second self." For in those good old times there was easy com- munication between all parts of the earth; and we have it on Dayanand 's authority that the kings of India contracted matrimonial alliances with the kings of America. Nor need one wonder at this, for steam and electricity and all so-called modern discoveries and inventions wer...e known at least in germ in the Vedic days and in fact are all revealed (to the eye of faith) within the Veda. Of course these brave assertions require for their confirmation an equally courageous method of interpretation. To the ignorant Western reader the Rig Veda seems to teach plainly the existence of many gods, the 1 This doctrine, of course, is not original with Dayanand, but has been the orthodox Indian view for thousands of years.
2 Bawa Chhajju Singh, The Teaching of the Arya Samaj (Lahore, Punjab Printing Works, 1903)., p.
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