Hinduism: An Analytical Exploration of Its Limitations as a Comprehensive System of Life
Hinduism, one of the world’s oldest religions, encompasses a vast pantheon of deities and a rich tapestry of spiritual practices. Despite its deep cultural and spiritual heritage, Hinduism is often critiqued for not providing a complete system of life. This comprehensive analysis explores the fragmented nature of Hindu beliefs, the limitations in its legal and social frameworks, and the focus on spiritual practices over practical guidance. By examining these aspects, we gain insight into why Hinduism may be perceived as incomplete in addressing the full spectrum of human experience.
