Jaina Concept of Omniscience

Author(s): Ramjee Singh
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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SUBJECT INDEX
Absolutism, 163 Absolutism vs. Non-absolutism,
163-165 Agnosticism, 45
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--Yogic, 40-42 -Faith, 42-43
Reason; 43-44 -Chief Senses, 50-61 -Darsana & Jñāna, 61-67 -Chronology, 67-72 -Soul-Psychology, 73-79 --Stages of, 79-81 ---Par-excellence, 88-93 --Ground of, 93-103 --Karma, 104-111
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Epistemology, 137 Fortuitism, 105 God, 3, 228 Hedonism, 46 Jesus Christ, 3 Materialism; 45 Nescience, 111 Omniscient, 1, 2 Omniscient Being, 18-27 Omniscience; 45, 88-90
-as knowledge of reality; 15 -., , „ duty, 16
„ „ reality, 14 --and personality, 19-20
-Meaning, 1-5 --Human, 20 -Misconceptions, 5-8 -and Mokşa, 21-27 -Non-belivers, 28-35
Believers, 35-36 -Classification
categorisation; 47-50 -Devotional, 36-38 -Self-knowledge, 38-39 -Practical utility, 39-40,
-Nescience, 122-136 - Validity of Knowledge, 150-162 -Syādivāda, 163-165, 168-172 -Arguments for, 173-175 -Mimāṁsakas objections reg,
nature of, 175-185 --Mimässakas Objections based
on Dharma, 186-194 --Classical Proofs, 195-96
--Pratyaksa, 196-92 -Anumāna; 198-203 -_Artha patti, 203-205
Upamāna, 205-208 -Agamas, 206-208 -Abhūva, 208–211 -Positive Arguments, 211-220