> > Searching through the Philadelphia Inquirer's archives (from 1981 to > present) failed to yield that infamous November 19, 2000 quote by > Doniger about the Gita being "a dishonest book" and "not as nice a book > as Americans think".
Yes. I tried the same and couldn't, but even if you do, you have to pay $2.95 to access the article. But searching for it yields too many results for it to be a case of misquoting. Also, among the search results, I don't see any which mention she was misquoted. If you do, please let me know. > I don't think many would disagree that it > proclaims just wars to be justified. > The reasoning is little more complicated than that, but if you want to sum up the philosophy in a few words by interpreting it only in the context in which the sermon was delivered, then yes, I suppose you could arrive at that conclusion. Kiran
