The Brahman's claims
By: by Robert Nesbit
Contributors: Bombay Tract and Book Society; Christian Literature Society for India. Madras Branch; Malhar, D. G.; Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (Great Britain)
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Christian Literature Society; S.P.C.K. Press
Published: 1894
Place of publication: Madras
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Brahmans; Hinduism; Relations; Christianity; Christianity and other religions
Notes: Cover title.

"Translated by the Rev. D.G. Malhar, Free Church Mission, Poona, from the Marathi Edition, published by the Bombay Tract and Book Society."

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Table of contents: title: Origin of the Brahman; title: The nature of the Brahman; title: Natural qualities of the Brahman; title: The position of the Brahman; title: The rights of the Brahman. The Brahman is the god of the whole earth; title: The Brahman is to be worshipped by all; title: The Brahman must be served by all; title: The Brahman is not to be put to death; title: The Brahman is not to be treated with disrespect; title: The Brahman is not to be injured; title: Only the Brahman is to discharge the six religious functions; title: The power of the Brahman; title: Conclusion.