The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (1963 page)

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, their woollen
rosaries
, style of worship, and greeting. He led resistance to the British authorities, prophesying a Sikh revival. N
mdh
r
s await his return to herald a new age, and thus, although non-N
mdh
r
s believe he died in 1885, N
mdh
r
s do not believe he has died.
R
nadé, Mah
dev Govind
(1842–1901).
Indian lawyer and judge, who because of his keen powers of perception and analysis, became the leader of many social, political, industrial, and religious movements in Mah
r
ra. He regarded much in traditional Hinduism as destructive and enervating. He supported the Hindu widow's remarriage movement and started Pr
rthan
Sam
j at Bombay (Prayer Society, modelled on
Brahmo Sam
j
). He was a pioneer of reforming Hinduism, and of finding the inspiration within Hinduism for the reform of itself.

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