कौन् । २०७ 'a', s • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "هه به همیه -“Write me as one who loves his fellow-men.' This literature is ever growing and its spirit pertains to both the Brahmo bodies. Each has its pamphlets, its newspaper, its societies for moral and social, as well as religious progress. Both alike disown Christianity, save as one of the good systems of religion which "the education of the world' has produced from age to age. The Minister of the Adi Samaj undertook to prove, in the face of the younger Brahmo body as well as of Christian Missionaries: “That Hinduism is superior to all other religions, because it owes the name to no man; because it acknowledges no mediator between God and man; because the Hindu worships God as the soul of the soul and can worship in every act of life-in business, in pleasure and in social intercourse; because while other scriptures inculcate worship for the rewards, it may bring or the punishment it may avert, the Hindu is taught to worship God and practise virtue for the love of God and of virtue alone; because, being unsectarian and believing in the good of all religions, Hinduism is non-proselytising and tolerant, as it also is devotional to an entire abstraction of " ̈*ጳ......“"♥•••” ̊*••••” ̊°ቆ... ده ** ሙ**ዛሕ። the mind from time and sense, and possesses an antiquity which carries it back to the fountain-head of all thought." These are some of the points which the lecturer endeavoured to illustrate from history, and by well put references to existing facts.
