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| | Gandhi as Yudhishtira, Zaehner, 'Liberals' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) |
 | | I will let it speak for itself: the author avers that the Mahatma was, in effect, Yudhishtira returned, the righteous man, desirous of nothing more than the pursuit of Dharma, tortured by doubts but steadfast in his path. |
 | | God is conscience.' God is, in fact, what Gandhi in his heart feels him to be: he is not the God of the law-books or even of the Vedas, should these prove in conflict with the light within him.... |
 | | Just as Yudhishtira, after the conclusion of a triumphant war, could not rid himself of the feeling of guilt and responsibility, so did Gandhi take full responsibility for the eruption of violence that his Civil Disobedience campaign had led to and against which he protested with all his soul. |
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