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Gandhi was religious in the Hindu sense of the word, but he took […]
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A poor Hyderabadi boy—Telugu-speaking, lower-caste, without money or connections—can still become the intellectual […]
The first time my wife visited India, she was twenty-one, I was twenty-five, […]
I was born a Hindu. I chose to become a secular humanist. I […]
Panini was born into a poor Telugu Brahmin family, with more siblings than […]
How Socrates’ calm death and Muhammad’s militant faith still divide the moral imagination […]