An increasingly large number of thinking people feel dissatisfied with the teachings that their forefathers accepted without question. Atheists are intelligent and disinclined to offer lip service. Religious literature is confusing and often self-contradictory. The hectic pace of life leaves little time for in-depth study. The subconscious yearns for the reassurance of a benevolent all-powerful force that we can turn to when we are lonely and full of fear. Hinduism is the world’s oldest religious philosophy. It is vast and complicated. In ‘From Reason To Religion’ the author has made a praiseworthy attempt to explain this catholic, magnanimous philosophy in an eminently readable style that will appeal to the contemporary intellectual who seeks rational answers and eternal truths.