Titlebook: Gandhi‘s Significance For Today; John Hick (Danforth Professor of the Philosophy of Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Is Clonidine Anxiogenic in Rat Pups?ography, he tells us, only to tell the story of his numerous experiments with Truth, but ‘a(chǎn)s my life consists of nothing but those experiments, it is true that the story will take the shape of an autobiography’.. That this Truth was and had been his main concern in life he reaffirms later in the Int

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5596-3 Gandhi’s revolution was above all a moral revolution, which advanced social justice on a larger scale at less moral cost than any other in recent memory. It is often supposed that public figures can achieve their ends only by means that are to some degree unscrupulous: that public hands must be dir

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Urveshkumar D. Patel,M. R. Srinivasane explored daringly simple alternatives. Owing to his early experience of the meretricious glamor of modern civilization, he could at once declare that its influence was insidious, and deny that it was inescapable. Rather than retreat into stoical aloofness, he lived insistently in the world to show

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Gandhi’s Interpretation of the Gandhi’s life-long concern for the Harijans is well-known. The name ‘Harijan’ that he favored is the most eloquent expression of his concern. The Untouchables, the lowest people of the social scale, for him were to be called children of God, Hari, Vishnu.