Believe in God but not in Religion!: Second Revised and Enlarged Edition (Hardbound - 2001)

"The author is a staunch theist firmly persuaded of the existence of a Supreme Being as good as He is powerful, Who has formed all things...the author does not join any of the sects which all contradict one another. His religion is the most ancient and the most widespread; for the simple worship of God preceded all the so-called 'religious' systems of the world. He speaks in a language which all people understand, while they do not understand one another. He counts all the sages for his fellows. He believes that religion consists neither in the opinions of an unintelligible metaphysics nor in vain shows but in worship and in justice. To do good is His worship, to submit to God is His creed.... This book Believe in God But Not in Religion! comes with a mission."

A.N. Prasad Engineer-Emeritus and Litterateur

"...I have looked at the book and it is very eloquent. I shall deposit it in the university library, the Bodleian...."
Professor R.F. Gombrich
Balliol College
Oxford University
Oxford

"The book is an exploration of the self to find answers to the apparent contradictions in religion with which the modern society is confronted. Religion is taken in the sense of religious institutions which have polluted and altered the finer sensibility of religion which is basically a method to reach the real self — God. The book is not scholarly but intuitive, the inner voice of the author. The book concludes with the message to evolve an ethical and universal religion."
Dr. C.L Khatri Editor, Cyber Literature, Patna

"....Really your practical approach towards religious and other issues is admirable.... It has simplified many controversial points like — the place of the fair sex in the society and its role in making the society respected. The importance of the earning-power in life, the existence of God, God and religion, deeds and fruits etc. By attaching the all importance to God and nothing to religion, you have increased the value of this book by many times...."
Raj Kumar Jha