Nyayakusmanjali is a classic work on the logical inquiry into the existence of God by Udayanacarya, a Hindu philosopher-theologian of the 10th-11th century. Exhaustive interpretative exposition of Udayana’s auto-commentary has been a demanding necessity, owing to the difficult nature of the work involving terse logical subtitles, for the students of Hindu theology. The text has been divided into five chapters. In the first four chapters objections advanced by ...
