The Eternal Dharma
The Eternal Dharma
The last chapter of the book looks at the religious and political developments in India after the arrival of the British colonialists. The chapter focuses primarily on the Hindu response to missionary and economic pressures and the changes introduced into Hindu theology as a result. Men such as Rammohun Roy, Mohandas Gandhi, and Aurobindo Ghose receive the greatest attention in the discussion over religion, politics, and ethics. The chapter ends with the founding of India.
Keywords: Aurobindo Ghose, Brahmo Samaj, Colonialism, Mohandas Gandhi, Non‐violence, Rammohun Roy, Sanatana Dharma, Social reform, Swaraj
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