Within this introduction to Hinduism, we look first of all at Hindu religious practice, for example, temple ritual and also the meditational techniques of classical yoga. Then we move on to explore societal Hinduism.

And in particular issues of caste before thinking about the ways in which the religion has sought to answer the challenges posed by foreign principle and the beginning of modernity. You can learn online Hinduism courses sessions via https://www.hua.edu/academics/courses/ according to your study requirements. 

At the last portion of the course, we have the chance to look in just a bit more detail at a number of the wonderful works of Hindu religious literature. This class gives an extensive survey of Hinduism. 

We offer a comprehension of the nature and range of Hindu religious traditions. This can help us understand Hindu identity, both traditionally and from the modern world. This class explains Hindu beliefs and values and also encourages one to take into account the significance of these ideas to modern existence.

Scripture is really a significant type of jurisdiction within Hinduism (along with religious associations, teachers, family members, and community). We believe in the role and authority of scripture in the Hindu religious tradition. This also contributes to a debate of the four Vedas and the type of religion they show.