Thirty four conferences between the Danish missionaries and the Malabarian Bramans (or heathen priests) in the East Indies, concerning the truth of the Christian religion, together with some letters written by the heathens to the said missionaries
Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg [1683-1719]
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Title:
Thirty four conferences between the Danish missionaries and the Malabarian Bramans (or heathen priests) in the East Indies, concerning the truth of the Christian religion, together with some letters written by the heathens to the said missionaries
Author:
Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg [1683-1719]
Publication Year:
1719
Location:
London
Publisher:
H. Clements
Pages:
352
Subjects:
Christian Mission, India, Hinduism
Copyright Holder:
Public domain
Contents
The Epistle Dedicatory
The Preface
Of the Original of Good and Evil
On tbe Propagation of Religion
Of seeing the Face of God
Of the Misery of the Malabarians
Of the Rich Man's entering into Heaven
Containing Several Particulars
Of Regeneration, and no Salvation out of Christ
Of the Way of Salvation, &c.
Of the Malabarian Gods
Of the Education of Youth, &c.
Of the Falseness of the Heahthen God. Objections against the Trintiy answered
Christian Religion and true Piety consist chiefly in Practice
Of Philosophy and idolatry; and of Internal Spiritual Worship
Upon various Subjects
About Matters of Religion
Of several Particulars relating to Idolatry, &c.
Of the Malabarians Calamities
What Opinion the Heathens entertain of the Christians
Of the Plurality of Wives among the Mahometans
Of the Malabarian Sacred Law-Books, Astrology, and of many other Particulars
Of their Washings and Purifications; and of the Doctrine of Fate so much cultivated among them
Of the Laws of Moses; and of the Gospel
Of the Goodness of God. The Heathens Objections against the Christian Religion
Of the Heathenish Books, &c.
Of the Heathen Fest-Days, &c.
About several Particulars relating to Religion
Of the Heathen Excuses
Containing Answers to Thirteen Questions
Of the Affairs of Europe, and of Indina. Their Aversioon to all European, because they eat flesh
Of the Heathen Alms. State of departed Souls
Of Christ the Saviour of the World
Whether we shouild know God, and our own Minds first; or the Things obvious to our Senses
Of the Water of the River Ganges; of their Beads called Ruddiratschangel, and how prepared