The Concept of Man in the Advaita Vedanta of Sankara concentrates its attention mainly on the anthropology of absolute non-difference. The sources for this work are the Upanishads and the works of the best known Indian philosopher; Sankara. The Advaita doctrine is pure metaphysics and its anthropology is identical with the nature of the supreme Brahman. A number of perspectives of great theological importance have been evolved. This work makes an original contribution to Indian theology by suggesting in the light of Advaita doctrine a metaphysical foundation for theology in general; and by showing how the elements of its radical anthropology could be of help in formulating a non-dualistic Christian anthropology in particular.
#1833661 in Books 2018-03-19 2018-04-02Original language:French 8.27 x .87 x 5.91l; #File Name: 2840484595160 pages
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