Hindu versus christian perspectives on victory, god’s will and love: a comparative study

This research paper investigates two literary texts, one is an ancient Indian epic Bhagavad Gita (The Song of the Lord) anonymously written between (500 -200 BC) while second a historical novel Manuscript Found in Accra by Paulo Coelho. Though texts may vary their genre and religious tradition, they still share significant features. The first related to setting. shared feature army preparation for war which going happen soon based on setting both texts. feature, common with connection narrative structures. Both are question-answer dialogue, discourse parties characters. third characteristic core religious, spiritual, philosophical themes. Arjuna, Gita, people Jerusalem, Accra, agitatedly ask spiritual leaders, Krishna, text, Copt, second, ethical questions. These questions evidently refer key subjects victory military combat, God’s will volition love man God among human beings. While analyzing these themes, discussion thoroughly probes through texts’ contexts: Hindu theologian tradition Biblical teachings. aim meticulously examine points disparity versus Christian understanding battlefield, love, themes this analysis.