Life and religion of the Hindoos. : $b With a sketch of my life and experience. — John Shaqi
Life and religion of the Hindoos. : $b With a sketch of my life and experience.Gangooly, Joguth Chunder
Religion
Life and religion of the Hindoos. : $b With a sketch of my life and experience.
Gangooly, Joguth Chunder
Hindus; India -- Social life and customs
CHOITHRO, MARCH.
Churuck-pooja.--Hook Swinging. 167
MISCELLANEOUS 180
APPENDIX 185
A SKETCH OF MY LIFE AND EXPERIENCE.
PREFACE 195
CHAPTER I.
My Childhood and Education.--My Mother. 197
CHAPTER II.
My “Second Birth.”--Consecration for the Priesthood.--Religious
Training.--Death of my Father.--English Schools.--Zeal for
Idolatry. 210
CHAPTER III.
First Views of Christianity.--Prejudices.--Sermon on the
Mount.--New Testament.--Efforts and Struggles.--Comparison
of Hindoo and Christian Doctrines.--Conversion.--First
Zeal.--Perplexed by the Trinity.--Visit to a
Missionary.--Trinitarianism.--My Difficulties.--Deistical
Companions.--Arrival of Mr. Dall. 221
CHAPTER IV.
Why I became a Unitarian.--My own Reading and Study of the
Bible.--The Missionaries’ Doctrines. 256
CHAPTER V.
Interest in America.--Desire and Purpose to go.--My Friend
agrees to accompany me.--Ill Reports of America.--Horror of
Slavery.--My Friend fails me.--Will go alone.--Arrangements.--My
Mother.--Last Days at Home.--Voyage.--Arrival in
America.--My Experiences here. 270
FAREWELL! 301
THE
LIFE AND RELIGION
OF
THE HINDOOS.
TO THE REVEREND C. H. A. DALL.
MY DEAR FRIEND AND PASTOR:--
Desirous of acknowledging the precious religious instructions you have
imparted to me, and the blessings you are still bestowing on my beloved
country, I, in your name, respectfully present this small volume to
your countrymen, that they may know the manners, customs, and religious
institutions of that distant nation for whose regeneration you are
cheerfully spending the best part of your life, away from home and
family. That your Christian labors may be ever attended with success,
and your life be crowned with the smile of Heaven, is the heartfelt
prayer of
Your disciple,
JOGUTH CHUNDER GANGOOLY.
MEDFIELD, MASS., 27 October, 1859.
PREFACE.
The true knowledge of a thing is always desirable, whatever be its
nature,--soft or hard, sweet or bitter.
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