Gandhi's Religious Thinking "In the Context of Jainism"

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Gandhi emphasizes that truth and non-violence are core to his religious beliefs.
He perceives religions, including hinduism and jainism, as interconnected and morally aligned.
Gandhi's approach rejects communalism, focusing instead on universal spiritual values.
His beliefs advocate for peaceful coexistence among all religions, suggesting inclusivity.

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Gandhi highlights truth and non-violence in religion, indicating a shared essence among faiths.

P. K. Shukla (2014) studied this question.

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