Brahmanism is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAHMANISM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the religious and social system of orthodox Hinduism, also BRAHMINISM
• Alt. of Brahminism
• the religious beliefs of ancient India as prescribed in the sacred Vedas and Brahmanas and Upanishads
• system of orthodox Hinduism

Words related to BRAHMANISM

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Words that contain BRAHMANISM

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How to use BRAHMANISM in a sentence

• Everything which is true in Christianity may also be found in Brahmanism and Buddhism.
• In the homeland it was submerged by the revival of Brahmanism, from which it sprung, and which it was intended permanently to displace.
• Accordingly his doctrine spread with great rapidity, and for a long time it seemed likely to prevail over Brahmanism.
• Briefly it may be regarded as certain that in the early centuries of our era Buddhism, Jainism and Brahmanism all flourished in Dravidian lands.
• It may be partly explained by the fact that in the south Brahmanism was preceded, or at least from early times accompanied, by Buddhism and Jainism.
• The tenacity and vitality of the Brahmans enabled them ultimately to lead the conqueror captive, and Râmacandra became a champion of Brahmanism as much as Parasu-râma.
• The legends of Muttra show even clearer traces than those already quoted of hostility between Krishna and Brahmanism.
• Some are orthodox, others have no trace of Brahmanism except the use of Siva as the name of the deity.
• By this phrase is not meant the sect or school which had the support of Sankara but that which developed out of the poems mentioned above without parting company with Brahmanism.
• In its ideas the Vedânta shows great breadth and freedom, yet it respects the prejudices and proprieties of Brahmanism.
• It is clear that any variety of Buddhism or Brahmanism may have entered this region from India by land at any epoch.
• Brahmanism must have been strong in Siam when it was a province of Camboja, but in both countries gave way before Buddhism.
• During the first period, Brahmanism and Mahayanism were professed by the Court and nobility.
• The hold of Brahmanism on the country probably depended more on such priestly towns than on the convictions of the people.
• Brahmanism on the other hand lost strength as the prestige of the court declined.
• As already mentioned Brahmanism still survives in the court ceremonial though this by no means prevents the king from being a devout Buddhist.
• Those found testify, as might be expected, to the existence here and there of both Brahmanism and Buddhism.
• In mediaeval times a mixed form of religion prevailed in both countries and Siam was influenced by the Brahmanism and Mahayanism of Camboja.
• Turning to Asia, we learn how Buddhism evolved from Brahmanism.
• Turning now to Asia, we find in Brahmanism and Buddhism two systems of religion that are related to one another exactly as are Judaism and Christianity.
• The part played by Brahmanism in Indian unrest is far more conspicuous in some parts of India than in others, and for reasons which are generally not far to seek.
• Though there have been and still are many admirable exceptions, Brahmanism remained the stronghold of reaction against the Western invasion.
• It is not, of course, always or everywhere equally acute, for there is no more uniformity about Brahmanism than about any other Indian growth.
• The foregoing exposition is philosophical and scriptural Brahmanism.
• For instance, the followers of Brahmanism relate miracles.
• With these it has combined much philosophy and has attempted to bring its teaching into conformity with Brahmanism, but yet remains somewhat apart.
• It was the object of Sankara to bring these valuable but dangerous forces, as well as much Buddhist doctrine and practice, into harmony with Brahmanism.
• Buddhism arising out of Brahmanism suggests a comparison with Christianity arising out of Judaism, but the comparison breaks down in most points of detail.
• Its development from ancient Brahmanism is continuous and Buddhism is merely an episode in it, though a lengthy one.
• This want of a central authority, though less complete than in Brahmanism, marks the early life of the Buddhist community.
• It is more probable that he meant to shake off Brahmanism and to restore the pure and original form of the Aryan religion of the Vedas, as far as it was possible to do so.
• Brahmanism has never forgiven Buddhism for ignoring the gods, and the Hindoos finally drove out the followers of Gautama from India.
• In a large sense, this feat of priestly dexterity was but the repetition in history, of that of Asanga with the Brahmanism and Buddhism of India three centuries before.
• Buddhism, being a logical growth out of Brahmanism, used the old sacred language of India and inherited its vocabulary.
• Astronomy, logic, philosophy were all cultivated with equal fervour and to the greater glory of Brahmanism.
• External security, or, in other words, the desire for political freedom has, to a great extent, become extinct wherever the principles of Brahmanism have succeeded in taking root.

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