HINDUS

adherents of Hinduism, a religious and social system which developed in India about 1400 b.c., with belief in reincarnation, worship of several gods, and the caste system (rigid, hereditary social classes) as a basis of society. —Creation of Human Ability Glossary (app 10.7.90)

adherents of Hinduism, a religious and social system which developed in India about 1400 B.C., with belief in reincarnation, worship of several gods, and the caste system (rigid, hereditary social classes) as a basis of society. The Hindus looked for it for fa-faa and the Persians looked for it and every religion we've got is some synthesis of expressing it, and it's been on its way for a long time.

adherents of Hinduism, a religious and social system which developed in India about 1400 B.C., with belief in reincarnation, worship of several gods, and the caste system (rigid, hereditary social classes) as a basis of society. The Hindus looked for it for fa-faa and the Persians looked for it and every religion we've got is some synthesis of expressing it, and it's been on its way for a long time.