Does He know a mother's heart? : how suffering refutes religions / Arun Shourie.
By: Shourie, Arun
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TextPublisher: Noida : Harper Collins Publishers India, a joint venture with, the India Today Group, 2011Description: 435 p. ; 23 cm.ISBN: 9789350290910.Other title: --a mother's heart? [Spine title].Subject(s): Shourie, Arun | Suffering -- Religious aspectsDDC classification: 291.4 LOC classification: BL65.S85 | S56 2011
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Why is the child suffering? It must be because of the childs karma, we are told. But how do we know he did some wrong? Because he is suffering, we are told as if that is anything except a mere circularity. No one is suffering, say the mystics, Everything is maya. Yet they eat, they teach, they pen books. If the world is all maya, why do they do all this? Or do they mean something else when they say, The world is unreal? We cannot escape suffering. How may we put it to work? A profound examination of these and other questions, questions that each of us has to face in life.
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