Zakir Naik – Concept of God in Hinduism
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The speaker is discussing the concept of God in the church's major simplified structure. They explain that the church uses scripture as a base for their understanding of the church's structure, and provide examples of scripture's significance to their understanding of the church's structure. They also mention the various forms of God, including images, pictures, sculpture, and statue, but do not provide context or further information.
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Let's try and understand
the concept of God in the major religions
in a nutshell. 1st we'll try and understand
the concept of God in Hinduism.
The 2 major
and most authentic scriptures
in the religion of Hinduism
are the Vedas and Upanishad. It's mentioned in
the chandogya Upanishad. Chapter number 6, section number
2, verse number 1. Ekam eviditiyam.
God is only 1 without a second. This
is a Sanskrit quotation.
It's mentioned in the Svetasita Upanishad, chapter number
6, verse number 9.
Of that God, he has got no parents.
He has got no Lord. He has got
no father. He has got no mother. He
has got no superior.
It's mentioned in the Svetasita Upanishad, chapter number
4 verse number 19. As well as Yajurveda,
chapter number 32 verse number 3.
Of that God, there is no Pratima.
Pratima is a Sanskrit word which means an
image, a photograph,
a painting, a picture, a sculpture, a statue,
an idol.
It says, of that God there is no
image. There is no picture. There is no
painting. There is no portrait. There is no
statue. There is no idol. There is no
sculpture.