"Of all animals man only is endowed with reason, properly so called, so he only hath a will, and is capable of virtue and vice, rewards and punishments. Yet something bearing a resemblance to each of these, may also be found in brutes, especially such as are more perfect, and more capable of discipline. For there is in them a certain faculty that answers to reason, called by some an inferior degree of reason, whereby they not only consider in a manner what is pleasant and profitable, and search for the means of attaining them; but they likewise acknowledge a certain manner of living suitable to their nature prescribed to them by God, which has some affinity to virtue."

"The theory of which we are about to discuss the linguistic evidence, is widely known as the ‘Aryan invasion theory’ . I will retain this term even though some scholars object to it, preferring the ter…"

"‘was the only man of our own race, the only Aryan, who can rank as the founder of a great religion’ ‘the whole intellectual and religious development of which Buddhism is the final outcome was distinc…"

"Many Hindu intellectuals are just not able to comprehend the fact that there is no human aspiration or experience which lies outside the range of Hinduism; it provides for even demon-Gods. In contrast…"

"Who is to determine what the perfect is? It could only be those who are themselves perfect and who therefore know what it means. Here yawns the abyss of that circularity in which the whole of human Da…"