Modern Hinduism

The most powerful refutation of Hinduism is a fair statement of what their books themselves teach concerning the character and the conduct of the beings whom they worship as divine. The everyday life of the Hindus is the practical outcome of such worship.

With the Hindu, religion is not a thing for times and seasons only, but professes to regulate his whole life-from before his birth until generations after his death. It seeks to regulate not only his private life but also his domestic and national relations, and no contingencies are possible for which it has not provided laws. The book treats several aspects of the life of Hindu community because to treat the ordinary life of the Hindu is to describe Hindu religion.