Swami Vivekananda: God, Sin and Salvation

The object of writing this book envisages an ethical treaty for all those who are born to lead a life of activity which is visible or tangible. The contention drew from various sources of reading an evaluative study of Swami Vivekananda which reveals his excellence as a prose writer. It leaves no grounds to discuss about various traditional ideologies, customs, rules followed in various religions that have emanated since civilisation. These principles of religions have over-powered and over-shadowed the human values and have subdued the ethics at its lowest form in society. For the last few centuries religion has been on the defensive, most often apologetic, at all times making concessions and compromises with an approach to life and culture that is alien to the values and ideals of religion. By drawing upon its spiritual and historical sources the book has made an attempt to develop new attitudes and roles for the establishment of a new world order. Hence, this book will claim to a frame work which offers critical standards of judgment from lower to higher levels. It will hopefully contribute the spirit of understanding Vivekananda's goal and aim in making a vibrant nation.