Emily’ Rose Shepherd, REL 205-01, AHS #2, Doniger: pp. 115-124
Aha! In the beginning there was nothing because there was death and hunger (pp118). Soon death decided it’d be better to have an actual form. (pp118). Basically everything came from everything. But a lot of what we know came from destruction (pp. 119). One God even turned himself into a sacrifice (pp. 119).
Huh? Does this mean that Hindu’s are actually pantheists since all objects just decided to give themselves a form?
So…In Christianity there was nothing and then God made all sorts of good things, for Hindu’s they believe that at one time everything was one and everything began with destruction. This is why death stopped being such a common occurrence when he took a form. It was
Aha! In the beginning there was nothing because there was death and hunger (pp118). Soon death decided it’d be better to have an actual form. (pp118). Basically everything came from everything. But a lot of what we know came from destruction (pp. 119). One God even turned himself into a sacrifice (pp. 119).
Huh? Does this mean that Hindu’s are actually pantheists since all objects just decided to give themselves a form?
So…In Christianity there was nothing and then God made all sorts of good things, for Hindu’s they believe that at one time everything was one and everything began with destruction. This is why death stopped being such a common occurrence when he took a form. It was