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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalTerala Sreenivas is a professor of medicine at a medical school. His areas of interest include philosophy, science, and religion. He practices Kriya Yoga and is a member of the Self Realisation Society founded by Paramahamsa Yogananda. In the past, he has published two books, Life, Death, Creation, God and Life After Death. Read More...
Terala Sreenivas is a professor of medicine at a medical school. His areas of interest include philosophy, science, and religion. He practices Kriya Yoga and is a member of the Self Realisation Society founded by Paramahamsa Yogananda. In the past, he has published two books, Life, Death, Creation, God and Life After Death.
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Sin and Virtue (Paap–Punya) is a profound philosophical and ethical exploration of humanity’s oldest moral compass—good and evil—examined through religious traditions, philosophical thought, psychology, and lived human experience. Drawing from Eastern and Western scriptures, classical philosophy, and modern ethical reasoning, Dr. Terala Sreenivas presents a balanced, non-dogmatic inquiry into how societies define sin and virtue, and why these concepts
Sin and Virtue (Paap–Punya) is a profound philosophical and ethical exploration of humanity’s oldest moral compass—good and evil—examined through religious traditions, philosophical thought, psychology, and lived human experience. Drawing from Eastern and Western scriptures, classical philosophy, and modern ethical reasoning, Dr. Terala Sreenivas presents a balanced, non-dogmatic inquiry into how societies define sin and virtue, and why these concepts continue to shape human conscience.
Rather than prescribing moral absolutes, the book invites readers to reflect deeply on intention, action, responsibility, and consequence. It explores how moral values evolve across cultures and eras, yet remain rooted in universal principles such as compassion, justice, and self-awareness.
Sin and Virtue (Paap–Punya) is a profound philosophical and ethical exploration of humanity’s oldest moral compass—good and evil—examined through religious traditions, philosophical thought, psychology, and lived human experience. Drawing from Eastern and Western scriptures, classical philosophy, and modern ethical reasoning, Dr. Terala Sreenivas presents a balanced, non-dogmatic inquiry into how societies define sin and virtue, and why these concepts
Sin and Virtue (Paap–Punya) is a profound philosophical and ethical exploration of humanity’s oldest moral compass—good and evil—examined through religious traditions, philosophical thought, psychology, and lived human experience. Drawing from Eastern and Western scriptures, classical philosophy, and modern ethical reasoning, Dr. Terala Sreenivas presents a balanced, non-dogmatic inquiry into how societies define sin and virtue, and why these concepts continue to shape human conscience.
Rather than prescribing moral absolutes, the book invites readers to reflect deeply on intention, action, responsibility, and consequence. It explores how moral values evolve across cultures and eras, yet remain rooted in universal principles such as compassion, justice, and self-awareness.
What is the purpose of human life? Did human beings come into existence on this earth as per Darwin’s Theory of Evolution or were they created by God, with an underlying purpose?
How does a common man, a religious person, an atheist, and a philosopher think about the purpose of life? Why do their interpretations about the meaning of life differ so much?
Certain physical, chemical, and biological laws govern this universe. Thus, the existence
What is the purpose of human life? Did human beings come into existence on this earth as per Darwin’s Theory of Evolution or were they created by God, with an underlying purpose?
How does a common man, a religious person, an atheist, and a philosopher think about the purpose of life? Why do their interpretations about the meaning of life differ so much?
Certain physical, chemical, and biological laws govern this universe. Thus, the existence of human beings on this earth cannot be accidental. There must be some purpose behind life coming into existence. This book attempts to discuss the various theories and interpretations of the same.
Life and Death: Science or Religion-Which is right?
God: Exists or not?
Creation: Is it a reality or an illusion?
A compilation of various theories
Life and Death: Science or Religion-Which is right?
God: Exists or not?
Creation: Is it a reality or an illusion?
A compilation of various theories
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