Two Old Faiths 8 6
Two Old Faiths 8 6
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In spite, however, of thecharm thrown around the life of Rama and Sita by the genius of Valmikiand Tulsida, [26] it is Krishna, not Rama, that has attained the greatestpopularity among the "descents" of Vishnu.
[Sidenote: Krishna. His early life a travesty of the life of Christ, according tothe Gospel of the Infancy. ]Very different morally from that of Rama is the character of Krishna. While Rama is but a partial manifestation of divinity Krishna is a fullmanifestation; yet what a manifestatio...n! He is represented as full ofnaughty tricks in his youth, although exercising the highest powers ofdeity; and, when he grows up, his conduct is grossly immoral anddisgusting. It is most startling to think that this being is by gravewriters--like the authors of the Bhagavad Gita and the BhagavataPurana--made the highest of the gods, or, indeed, the only real God. Stranger still, if possible, is the probability that the early life ofKrishna--in part, at least--is a dreadful travesty of the early life ofChrist, as given in the apocryphal gospels, especially the Gospel of theInfancy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In spite, however, of thecharm thrown around the life of Rama and Sita by the genius of Valmikiand Tulsida, [26] it is Krishna, not Rama, that has attained the greatestpopularity among the "descents" of Vishnu.
[Sidenote: Krishna. His early life a travesty of the life of Christ, according tothe Gospel of the Infancy. ]Very different morally from that of Rama is the character of Krishna. While Rama is but a partial manifestation of divinity Krishna is a fullmanifestation; yet what a manifestatio...n! He is represented as full ofnaughty tricks in his youth, although exercising the highest powers ofdeity; and, when he grows up, his conduct is grossly immoral anddisgusting. It is most startling to think that this being is by gravewriters--like the authors of the Bhagavad Gita and the BhagavataPurana--made the highest of the gods, or, indeed, the only real God. Stranger still, if possible, is the probability that the early life ofKrishna--in part, at least--is a dreadful travesty of the early life ofChrist, as given in the apocryphal gospels, especially the Gospel of theInfancy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Murray Mitchell And William Muir to read onlineMoreLess
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