Why Hindu Dharma Is Under Attack By Muslims, Christians And The Left: A Collection Of Essays

What is the essence of Sanatana Dharma? Why has Hinduism endured for millennia, and is it now under threat? Can metaphysical questions like ‘Who am I?’ and ‘Is there a God?’ be answered through personal experience rather than blind belief? In this compelling collection of forty-three thought-provoking articles, Maria Wirth explores the spiritual depth of India’s ancient wisdom traditions, the power of Vedic philosophy, and the relevance of Sanatana Dharma in a modern world rife with ideological conflict. The essays span a wide range of topics—from the Kanwar Yatra and the sacred city of Haridwar, to critiques of religious conversion, violent verses in religious texts, and a powerful letter addressed to the Pope questioning aspects of Christianity.