Explore the intricate landscape of South Asian philosophy of religion in “Buddhists, Brahmins, and Belief” by Dan Arnold. Delve into the epistemological challenges posed by the Brahmanical Purva Mimamsa tradition and the Buddhist philosopher Candrakirti to dominant Buddhist viewpoints. Discover sophisticated critiques of influential Buddhist epistemologists like Dignaga and Dharmakirti. Arnold’s analysis, drawing parallels with Western philosophers, offers a fresh perspective on Indian philosophical traditions. Uncover Mimamsaka arguments concerning the validity of Vedic scriptures and Candrakirti’s unique approach resembling ordinary language philosophy. A must-read for those seeking to expand their understanding of epistemology and the rich tapestry of Indian thought. Available at The Bookish Owl.