Through the ages, Jain philosophers have adamantly rejected and opposed the concept of creator and omnipotent God and this has resulted in Jainism being labeled as "nastika darsana" or atheist philosophy by the rival religious philosophies.
This has resulted in Jainism being labeled as "nastika darsana" (atheist philosophy) by rival religious philosophies. Through the ages, Jain philosophers have adamantly rejected and opposed the concept of creator and omnipotent God.
Through the ages, Jain philosophers have adamantly rejected and opposed the concept of creator and omnipotent God. This has resulted in Jainism being labeled as "nastika darsana" (atheist philosophy) by rival religious philosophies.
Through the ages, Jain philosophers have adamantly rejected and opposed the concept of creator and omnipotent God. This has resulted in Jainism being labeled as "nastika darsana" (atheist philosophy) by rival religious philosophies.