This man's belief that the "unity of the Supreme Being [i]s the Sole Ruler of the universe" is the guiding principle of a group he founded that practiced a monotheistic variant of Hinduism.
When this man died of meningitis, a large mausoleum for him was erected at Arno's Vale Cemetery in Bristol. This man wrote a pamphlet offering "Brief Remarks on Modern Encroachments on the Ancient Rights of Women," and a series of ethical tracts drawn from the gospels titled Precepts of Jesus, the Guide to Peace and Happiness. This man founded an institution shortly after visiting the Scottish watchmaker David Hare; at that school, a group of radicals known as the "Derozians" flourished. He collaborated with William Carey to help William Bentinck ban a certain practice. This man's belief that the "unity of the Supreme Being [i]s the Sole Ruler of the universe" is the guiding principle of a group he founded that practiced a monotheistic variant of Hinduism. The Anglo-Hindu School in Calcutta was founded by, for 10 points, what leader of the Brahmo Sabha movement, known as the "father of Modern India"?
When this man died of meningitis, a large mausoleum for him was erected at Arno's Vale Cemetery in Bristol.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy