Which feature of the Brahmo Samaj best reflects its reformist interpretation of Hindu religious practice?
Promoting monotheistic worship and rejecting ritual sacrifices entirely.
The Brahmo Samaj promoted monotheistic worship of one formless God and rejected ritual sacrifices and idol worship entirely, reflecting its reformist outlook.
It did not defend priestly authority, strengthen caste divisions, or revive Vedic polytheism — those positions contradict its reformist, monotheistic philosophy.
Hence, 'Promoting monotheistic worship and rejecting ritual sacrifices entirely' is the correct answer.
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