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But in the year 1841 Debendernath Tagore, a man of character and wealth, joined the Brahmo Somaj, and gave a kind of constitution to it. It was fully organized by 1844. BUT IN THE YEAR EIGHTEEN FORTY ONE DE BENRUNATTAGO A MAN OF CHARACTER AND WEALTH JOINED THE BRAMOSO MARCH AND GAVE A KIND OF CONSTITUTION TO IT IT WAS FULLY ORGANIZED BY EIGH
uddhism, Mohammedanism, and Christianity. He was naturally an eclectic, gathering truth from all quarters where he thought he could find it. A specially deep impression was made on his mind by Christianity; and in 1820 he published a book with the remarkable title, _The Precepts of Jesus the Guide to Peace and Happiness_. Very frequently he gave expression to the sentiment that the teachings of Christ were the truest and deepest that he knew. Still, he did not believe in Christ's divinity. [Sidenote: Debendernath Tagore. Keshub Chunder Sen. Formation of a new Samaj.] In January, 1830, a place of worship was opened by Rammohun Roy and his friends. It was intended for the worship of one God, without idolatrous rites of any kind. This was undoubtedly a very important event, and great was the interest aroused in connection with it. Rammohun Roy, however, visited Britain in 1831, and died at Bristol in 1833; and the cause for which he had so earnestly labored in India languished for a time. D NOT ONLY HINDOISM IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS BUT BUDDHISM MOHAMMEDANISM AND CHRISTIANITY HE WAS NATURALLY AN ECLECTIC GATHERING TRUTH FROM ALL QUARTERS WHERE HE THOUGHT HE COULD FIND IT ESPECIALLY DEEP IMPRESSION WAS MADE ON HIS MIND BY CHRISTIANITY AND IN EIGHTEEN TWENTY HE PUBLISHED A BOOK WITH THE REMARKABLE TITLE THE PRECEPTS OF JESUS THE GUIDE TO PEACE AND HAPPINESS VERY FREQUENTLY HE GAVE EXPRESSION TO THE SENTIMENT THAT THE TEACHINGS OF CHRIST WERE THE TRUEST AND DEEPEST THAT HE KNEW STILL HE DID NOT BELIEVE IN CHRIST'S DIVINITY IN JANUARY EIGHTEEN THIRTY THE PLACE OF WORSHIP WAS OPENED BY RAMBLE AND ROY AND HIS FRIENDS IT WAS INTENDED FOR THE WORSHIP OF ONE GOD WITHOUT IDOLATROUS RITES OF ANY KIND THIS WAS UNDOUBTEDLY A VERY IMPORTANT EVENT AND GREAT WAS THE INTEREST AROUSED IN CONNECTION WITH IT RAMMA HEN ROY HOWEVER VISITED BRITAIN IN EIGHTEEN THIRTY ONE AND DIED AT BRISTOL IN EIGHTEEN THIRTY THREE AND THE CAUSE FOR WHICH HE HAD SO EARNESTLY LABORED IN INDIA LANGUISHED FOR A TIME
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