Publisher's Synopsis
Hinduism differs from all of the main global religions in this regard as well as many others. In contrast to Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam, the Hindu tradition cannot be linked to a single historical founder; instead, its origins are shrouded in the mystery of prehistory and, for those who believe in it, in the deeds of supernatural beings. Hinduism's vast and nuanced existence should become clearer to the reader if they get familiar with the germane information provided here, exposing a really complex and comprehensive religion.
