Publisher's Synopsis
Written by an Indian philosopher and scholar, this book explores the moral teachings of Hinduism in relation to contemporary debates about ethics and justice. Sarkar argues that Hinduism offers a sophisticated and nuanced framework for thinking about fundamental questions of right and wrong, and offers insights that are valuable to people of all faiths and backgrounds.
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