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tāre kahe—kene kara kutarkānumāna<br>
:tāre kahe—kene kara kutarkānumāna
śāstra-viruddhārtha kabhu nā haya pramāṇa<br>
:śāstra-viruddhārtha kabhu nā haya pramāṇa
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tāre—to him; kahe—one says; kene—why; kara—you make; ku-tarka—of a fallacious argument; anumāna—conjecture; śāstra-viruddha—contrary to scripture; artha—a meaning; kabhu—at any time; nā—not; haya—is; pramāṇa—evidence.
''tāre''—to him; ''kahe''—one says; ''kene''—why; ''kara''—you make; ''ku-tarka''—of a fallacious argument; ''anumāna''—conjecture; ''śāstra-viruddha''—contrary to scripture; ''artha''—a meaning; ''kabhu''—at any time; ''nā''—not; ''haya''—is; ''pramāṇa''—evidence.
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To such a misguided interpreter we may reply, “Why should you suggest such fallacious logic? An interpretation is never accepted as evidence if it opposes the principles of scripture.
To such a misguided interpreter we may reply, “Why should you suggest such fallacious logic? An interpretation is never accepted as evidence if it opposes the principles of scripture.
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Revision as of 18:03, 17 July 2021



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 73

tāre kahe—kene kara kutarkānumāna
śāstra-viruddhārtha kabhu nā haya pramāṇa


SYNONYMS

tāre—to him; kahe—one says; kene—why; kara—you make; ku-tarka—of a fallacious argument; anumāna—conjecture; śāstra-viruddha—contrary to scripture; artha—a meaning; kabhu—at any time; —not; haya—is; pramāṇa—evidence.


TRANSLATION

To such a misguided interpreter we may reply, “Why should you suggest such fallacious logic? An interpretation is never accepted as evidence if it opposes the principles of scripture.