9788176466035 - let sanity prevail (1 Ergebnisse)
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Stop child abuse unacknowledged global phenomena. 2. Hereditary child abuse. 3. Eliminating the cult of nationalism. 4. Why I am not a Muslim. 5. Evelyn Leonora Trent. 6. A.B. Shah. 7. A.G.K. Murthy. 8. Biography of Narla. 9. Secularism Indian style. 10. Alternative therapies Indian s…tyle. 11. Unbelief in India. 12. Women and secularism. 13. M.N. Roy. 14. Manufacturing saints Mother Theresa. Let Sanity Prevail consist of unique iconoclastic ideas touching wide spectrum of topics. Child abuse by religions is considered sensitive even by UNESCO though the practice is world wide. The author selected some outstanding individuals like late A.B. Shah the founder of Secularist Movement in India. Mr. A.G.K. was builder of humanist renaissance thought who was recognised by USA. MR. V.R. Narla another unique journalist whose publication on Bhagavad Gita provoked much discussion. Caste is an evil practice but everybody shuns to touch it while political parties cash on its popularity. The founder of Indian Communist Party in exile Evelyn Trent was the first wife of M.N. Roy who played key role in International Communist Movement. Much research has gone into this personality which was presented to the world first time. The philosopher revolutionary Manavendranath is now getting recognition worldwide. An essay on Roy is quite instructive for the younger generation. Investigative journalism lead the author to reveal several bitter facts about Mother Teresa. India contributed much thought on rational aspects since the days of Carvaka till the present unbelief streams. The author presented bird's eye view of this rare material. India is infested with alternative medical systems often bordering on cults. A fascinating essay on this curious factor is presented in this volume. 116 pp.
