Jap: The Essence of Nanakian Philosophy The Scientific and Logical Interpretation, Institute for Understanding Sikhism , 0973429100

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Jap: The Essence of Nanakian Philosophy The Scientific and Logical Interpretation

Devinder Singh Chahal (Author)

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JAP a Scientific and Logical Interpretation by Prof. Devinder Singh Chahal, PhD is a welcome addition to more than 200 commentaries on JAP written in various languages by different authors. I am pleased to note that Professor Chahal is in resonance (working on the same wavelength) with Professor Puran Singh. I also wish, like the author, that more scientific interpretations of JAP should appear in the future to propagate Nanakian philosophy of Sikh religion for the benefit of emerging global society of the twenty-first century.

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About the author

Devinder Singh Chahal

Professor Devinder Singh Chahal, PhD retired on October 1, 1996 from the position on Professor of Applied Microbiology from a Canadian University. During his scientific professional life he has written many articles on scientific and logical interpretation of Gurbani and representation of Sikhism in various journals of the world and in many multi-authored books. He has also written a few critical analyses of some works on Sikhism and Gurbani. This book is based on his experience gained through discussion with Sikh scholars, the inquisitive questions by young Sikhs and by applying his scientific knowledge and logic in interpreting Gurbani.

Bibliographic information

Title Jap: The Essence of Nanakian Philosophy The Scientific and Logical Interpretation

Author Devinder Singh Chahal

Format Hardcover

Date published: 31.12.2003

Edition 1st. ed.

Publisher Institute for Understanding Sikhism

Language: English

isbn 0973429100

length 166p., 1 B/W & 1 Colour Illustration; 8.7 X 5.5

Subjects Religion & Spirituality > Hinduism

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