No God, No Knowledge; Know God, Know Knowledge
By Ajit Krishna Dasa
Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 10.87.2
“Śukadeva Gosvamī said: ‘The Supreme Lord manifested the material intelligence, senses, mind and vital air of the living entities so that they could indulge their desires for sense gratification, take repeated births to engage in fruitive activities, become elevated in future lives and ultimately attain liberation.’”
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By Ajit Krishna Dasa
Recently, I ran into someone who came up with this excuse to ditch his faith in Vaisnava philosophy:
“God is acintya, meaning inconceivable. He transcends logic—as evidenced by His being both impersonal and personal. Therefore it is impossible for us to truly know God. Therefore I’m now an acintya-vedantist!“
My response:
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