Jainism

Author(s): Herbert Warren
Publisher: Divine Knowledge Society

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OPINIONS of them confirmed the statements which, they said, could be amply verified by verses in the Jain scriptures. The book is written, as far as I can see, with an impartial and unprejudiced mind, and with a sympathetic and scrupul. ous soul. I wish I could purchase all the copies and distribute them among the learned people of the world and thus be able to show Jainism in its true light,--Jainism which has hitherto been frequently misrepresented and much misunderstood. I consider that every man, or woman, who desires to see Jainism as it really is, can do no better than to read this book carefully and then reflect and see whether it satisfies them or not.
I wish every success to this book on my religion, and I believe that those already acquainted with the Jain principles and those who are not acquainted with them will certainly be benefited by a careful reading of the book.
(Signed) F. K. LALAN: