God and Congress // Gandhi M.K. The Collected Works ; In 100 vols. - New Delhi : Government of India. The Publications Division. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, 1958-1994. - Vol. 26. - P. 222-225
The Russian translation of M.K. Gandhi's (1869-1948) article «God and Congress» is presented to the readers. Answering to the unknown correspondent letter, who suggests to delete the word ‘God' from Indian National Congress volunteers vow, Gandhi declares his own understating of God. God in his versatile and almost all-embracing definition appears both personal and impersonal, embodied in visual forms and transcendent. In addition, Indian thinker considers questions on Buddhists', Jains' and Charles Bradlaugh's atheism and agnosticism. He interprets the last through the prism of his theistic worldview.