Vedantists

In short, the perennialists (and the Vedantists and yogis) contend that religion as such is gloriously diverse, but religious experience is not.

Philip Goldberg: Who Says All Religions Are the Same? 2010

In short, the perennialists (and the Vedantists and yogis) contend that religion as such is gloriously diverse, but religious experience is not.

Philip Goldberg: Who Says All Religions Are the Same? 2010

This inner, ever-present heaven is actually more consistent with the inner space of nirvana or moksha -- liberation -- that Buddhists and Vedantists describe than it is with what a lot of people take away from Sunday school.

Dean Sluyter: Spirituality ��� Belief 2009

If the past, present, and future were static and truly existent, as Vedantists assert, then the no-longer-existing, presently-existing, and not-yet-existing vase would all exist forever and there would be no need to produce anything.

Summary of Aryadeva's Four Hundred Verses 2007

Also, as some Vedantists assert, it is illogical to assert that although a non-liberated self is an illusion and not truly existent, a liberated self is truly existent.

Summary of Aryadeva's Four Hundred Verses 2007

The famous Vedantict words tat tvam asi have been interpreted by the Vedantists this way: “I am in the east and in the west, I am below and above, I am this whole world.”

The Wonder of Children Michael Gurian 2002

The famous Vedantict words tat tvam asi have been interpreted by the Vedantists this way: “I am in the east and in the west, I am below and above, I am this whole world.”

The Wonder of Children Michael Gurian 2002

Plato and Aristotle had clearer conceptions of the personality of the deity and of the distinct and responsible character of the human soul than any school of Hindu philosophers -- certainly clearer than the Vedantists, and their ethics involved a stronger sense of sin.

Oriental Religions and Christianity A Course of Lectures Delivered on the Ely Foundation Before the Students of Union Theological Seminary, New York, 1891 Frank F. Ellinwood

The Vedantists say that one may stumble into superconsciousness sporadically, without the previous discipline, but it is then impure.

The Varieties of Religious Experience 1902

"That art Thou!" say the Upanishads, and the Vedantists add: "Not a part, not a mode of That, but identically That, that absolute Spirit of the World."

The Varieties of Religious Experience 1902