The specific theory addressed is that postulated by Francis Clark and the search for meaning. The writer discusses Clark's theory, provides a basic history of the evolution of Hinduism and posits that this adaptable religion has, in fact, been adapted by Christians and people of all faith, thus promulgating the Hindu belief in revolution. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Religions vary greatly in how they deal with transgressions and their ultimate hereafter consequences. The writer examines the concepts of sin, redemption and karma as they relate to Hinduism and Jainism.
Bibliography lists several good sources.
An 8 page paper comparing the issue of death and dying in the Hindu religion verses the Islam religion. Includes information on preparatory rites and the final disposition of the corpse as well as the behavior of the bereaved. Also includes information regarding the views of these two religions on suicide and euthanasia. Bibliography lists 6 sources. A 5 page paper that provides an overview of the elements of Hindu monism and compares them with Spinozian monism.