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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Reformed Aryans, in East and West
At Nuremberg, twenty men were tried and eleven were executed for their active involvement in the brutal mechanism of the Third Reich.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Seek Mason, Will Travel
By the mid-19th century Freemasonry was permeating Bombay's intellectual atmosphere with its ideas of a "religion" underlying all religions, and individual and societal perfectibility.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Polynesian Aryans
British India was the site of imperial innovation and intellectual endeavour, standing at the centre of numerous imperial circuits of exchange, including the expansive and dense personal, publishing, governmental and cultural networks that transmitted Aryanism from British India into South-East Asia, the Pacific and beyond.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Aryan Christianity
Voltaire hoped to prove how all the principles of Christian theology that had been lost with the Veda, could still be found in the âEzour Vedamâ, thanks to its retrieval and circulation by a French âphilosopheâ.Â
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: The Anti Aryan Myth
The message of The Arctic Home of the Vedas was tailor-made to appeal to the chauvinism of the orthodox community. While its pseudoscientific thesis in no way revolutionized the way historians view the Vedic period, Tilak's theory did have significant implications: The Vedic texts need not be deciphered.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Are you a Sikh?
In the spring of 1878, Madame Blavatsky wrote to a follower of Swami Dayananda Sarasvati leader of the reform group the Arya Samaj: âIs our friend a Sikh? If so, the fact he should be, as you say, 'very much pleased to learn the object of our Society' is not at all strange.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: The Orion Myth
R.C. Majumdar's view that Indians knew little of their history in the early nineteenth century, prior to the impact of Western scholarship, may seem brusque.
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Reformed Aryans, in East and West
At Nuremberg, twenty men were tried and eleven were executed for their active involvement in the brutal mechanism of the Third Reich.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Seek Mason, Will Travel
By the mid-19th century Freemasonry was permeating Bombay's intellectual atmosphere with its ideas of a "religion" underlying all religions, and individual and societal perfectibility.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Polynesian Aryans
British India was the site of imperial innovation and intellectual endeavour, standing at the centre of numerous imperial circuits of exchange, including the expansive and dense personal, publishing, governmental and cultural networks that transmitted Aryanism from British India into South-East Asia, the Pacific and beyond.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Aryan Christianity
Voltaire hoped to prove how all the principles of Christian theology that had been lost with the Veda, could still be found in the âEzour Vedamâ, thanks to its retrieval and circulation by a French âphilosopheâ.Â
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: The Anti Aryan Myth
The message of The Arctic Home of the Vedas was tailor-made to appeal to the chauvinism of the orthodox community. While its pseudoscientific thesis in no way revolutionized the way historians view the Vedic period, Tilak's theory did have significant implications: The Vedic texts need not be deciphered.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: Are you a Sikh?
In the spring of 1878, Madame Blavatsky wrote to a follower of Swami Dayananda Sarasvati leader of the reform group the Arya Samaj: âIs our friend a Sikh? If so, the fact he should be, as you say, 'very much pleased to learn the object of our Society' is not at all strange.
Reformed Aryans, in East and West: The Orion Myth
R.C. Majumdar's view that Indians knew little of their history in the early nineteenth century, prior to the impact of Western scholarship, may seem brusque.
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