Paper on Hinduism, Parliament of Religions, Chicago (1893)

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Science is nothing but the finding of unity

Their wordsScience is nothing but the finding of unity.

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Science is nothing but the finding of unity

Their wordsScience is nothing but the finding of unity.
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Superstition is a great enemy of humankind, but bigotry is worse

Their wordsSuperstition is a great enemy of man, but bigotry is worse.
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In the Hindu view, people travel not from error to truth but from lower to higher truth

Their wordsTo the Hindu, man is not travelling from error to truth, but from truth to truth, from lower to higher truth.
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Those who do not need images in worship have no right to call them wrong

Their wordsIt is not that this help is necessary for every one, but those that do not need it have no right to say that it is wrong.

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