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"Once God is let in, there is an end to the sovereignty of man." Who said this ?

The correct answer is
M.N. Roy

Quote Attribution: M.N. Roy

The statement, "Once God is let in, there is an end to the sovereignty of man," is attributed to M.N. Roy.

M.N. Roy was a significant figure known for his philosophy of radical humanism. This philosophy emphasizes human reason, autonomy, and ethical living independent of religious or supernatural beliefs.

The quote reflects Roy's view that prioritizing divine authority or religious dogma undermines human independence and the capacity for rational self-governance.

Therefore, identifying the author requires knowledge of prominent Indian thinkers and their philosophical stances.

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Important Questions from Political Theory

  1. Which of the following statements is not correct about Austin’s Concept of Sovereignty?

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