Advocate, Supreme Court of India, PhD in Hindi and former Christian priest.
The hypothesis presented in the book requires a serious examination by a multidisciplinary team of scholars well versed in the scriptures as well as archaeology.
Swami Shantidharmananda Saraswati.
Engineer, Vedic teacher, disciple of Swami Satyananda of Bihar School of Yoga, Munger, India.
Really a fantastic and excellent research work on the main holy books trying to blend them together and show.that there is no reason to think of differences between them. It is a good attempt to create a conducive atmosphere for a true global family. It is lays a firm foundation for future dialogues between the Holy Scriptures of the world. This book will pave the way for establishing harmony, peace and international brotherhood. It establishes very well that “the origin of all is one”
Swami Avimukteshwranand ji.
श्री भरत झुनझुनवाला जी की नई किताब “कॉमन प्रोफेट्स ” आज देखने को मिली. कुछ अंश पढे भी.
बधाई देना चाहता हूँ श्री भरत जी को कि उन्होंने बिखर रहे या यूँ कहें- एक दूसरे के विरुद्ध लामबंद हो रहे समाजों के बीच समानताएँ’ देखनी आरम्भ तो कीं. जबकि वर्तमान विश्व में भेद- दर्शन का प्रयास अधिक किया जा रहा है.
Nicholas Birns
Professor, New York University New York, New York,
The hypothesis of Common Prophets is fascinating. Jhunjhunwala has brought new light on the history of South Asia and the possible connections between the Abrahamic religions and that region.
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