Debunking Riddles in Hinduism part-2(Lord Krishna)
Claim 1:- Rebuttal:- I don't know how someone take this man's words seriously.....A simple reading of Bhagvatam can clarify such utter nonsense. Adi Shankaracharya, while commenting on Bhagavad Gita (4.13 & 18.41) says that Brahmana is a designation given to one in whom there is a predominance of Sattva; Kshatriya is one in whom there is both Sattva and Rajas, but Rajas predominates; in Vaishya, both Rajas and Tamas exist, but Rajas predominates; and Shudra is one in whom both Rajas and Tamas exist, but Tamas predominates. These Gunas are revealed by the natural temperaments and behavior exhibited by the person. Also check the commtary of Gita 4.13 by Viswanath Chakravarti:- conclusion :- It is bogus to claim that if there is three gunas then how come there exists four varnas.... Because each varna is produced by the mixture of three gunas, Brahmin (Sattva+Rajas), Kshatriya(Rajas+Sattva), Vaisyas(Rajas+Tamas), Shudras(Tamas+Rajas) Claim...