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there must be at least a circumstantial chronology to support such claims..a bit of evidence, a reasonably plausible story...... ::eek::
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Hinduism is (beginning-less) and (without human founder)
The basis of Hinduism or Sanatana Dharma is the quest for cosmic truth, just as the quest for physical truth is the domain of science. The earliest record of this quest is the Rigveda. Its scripture is the record of ancient sages who by whatever means tried to learn the truth about the universe, in relation to Man’s place in the cosmos. They saw nature — including all living and non-living things — as part of the same cosmic equation. This search has no historical beginning. This is not to say that the Rigveda always existed as a literary work.
Then again I must ask how much do you know of Sanatana?!
there must be at least a circumstantial chronology to support such claims..a bit of evidence, a reasonably plausible story...... ::eek::
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Hinduism is (beginning-less) and (without human founder)
The basis of Hinduism or Sanatana Dharma is the quest for cosmic truth, just as the quest for physical truth is the domain of science. The earliest record of this quest is the Rigveda. Its scripture is the record of ancient sages who by whatever means tried to learn the truth about the universe, in relation to Man’s place in the cosmos. They saw nature — including all living and non-living things — as part of the same cosmic equation. This search has no historical beginning. This is not to say that the Rigveda always existed as a literary work.
Then again I must ask how much do you know of Sanatana?!