Review: Faith, Prayer and Grace by Cassian R. Agera

The monograph under review is a revised version of Dr. C. R. Agera's thesis which was submitted for the Ph. D. degree in Philosophy, University of Delhi. This is a first critical and comparative study on conception of Faith, Prayer and Grace of two stalwarts viz Sri Rāmā- nuja of India and Kierkegaard of Denmark.

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अजेरा का संशोधित दिल्ली शोधप्रबन्ध रामानुज और कीर्केगार्ड में श्रद्धा, प्रार्थना तथा कृपा की तुलना करता है — तीन खण्डों में नौ अध्याय और दसवाँ उपसंहार। शास्त्री इसे पहली ऐसी तुलना बताते हैं, कीर्केगार्ड के अल्पज्ञात पक्ष को खोलने से मूल्यवान, और टिप्पणियों तथा छपाई की प्रशंसा करते हैं। Agera's revised Delhi doctoral thesis compares faith, prayer and grace in Rāmānuja and Kierkegaard, nine chapters in three units and a concluding tenth. Shastri calls it the first such comparison, valuable for the little-known side of Kierkegaard it opens, and praises its notes, glossary and production.

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