Henry David Thoreau: The religion and philosophy of the Hebrews are those of a wilder and ruder tribe, wanting the civility and intellectual

The religion and philosophy of the Hebrews are those of a wilder and ruder tribe — Henry David Thoreau

The religion and philosophy of the Hebrews are those of a wilder and ruder tribe, wanting the civility and intellectual refinements and subtlety of Vedic culture.

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