The Science of God

What is the science of God referred to as?

How is the science of God different from other sciences?

How can we understand the science of God?

What is the example given in the text to illustrate the imperfection of our senses?

What does the text say about our ability to appreciate Kṛṣṇa's holy name, form, qualities, and pastimes?

What is the specific process mentioned in the text to understand the science of God?

Why are our senses considered imperfect?

What does the term 'nirguṇa' mean in the understanding of the Absolute Truth?

What is the difference between chanting the name 'water' and chanting 'Hare Kṛṣṇa'?

What does the term 'nāma' mean?

What is the beginning of understanding Kṛṣṇa according to the text?

What is the difference between the Absolute Truth's form and our conception of form?

What happens to the name 'John' when the body is finished?

Whose name does not change in the spiritual world and in this world?

How can the name, form, and qualities of Krishna be revealed to us?

What is the qualification for understanding God?

How does one understand who Krishna really is?

What happens to the tongue when a conditioned soul is awakened to Krishna consciousness?

How can one know God's name?

Where does the process of understanding God come from?

True or false: The science of God is ordinary science that can be understood through direct perception and experimental knowledge?

True or false: Our imperfect senses are capable of fully understanding the science of God?

True or false: The science of God is extensive and intricate, requiring a specific process and purified senses to comprehend?

True or false: The name 'John' is the eternal name of the spirit soul.

True or false: God's name in the spiritual world and in this world is the same.

True or false: God can be understood by mental speculation.

True or false: Surrender is the qualification for understanding God.

True or false: Our senses can see very close, see very long distance, and see in darkness.

True or false: The Absolute Truth has hands and legs as we conceive in this material world.

True or false: The name 'water' and the substance water are different, but the name 'Hare Kṛṣṇa' and God are not different.

__________ is the beginning. To understand Kṛṣṇa is to begin chanting His name, nāma.

The Absolute Truth has no ________ or legs, but He accepts everything.

The name and the object is different. Water and the name 'water' and the substance water—________.

Kṛṣṇa's ______ does not change

God is not subject to our ______

The qualification of understanding God is ______

The process of understanding God is from ______

Knowledge, or science of God, is very ______

______ means specific.

When a conditioned soul is awakened to Kṛṣṇa consciousness and renders service by using his tongue to chant the Lord’s holy name and taste the remnants of the Lord’s food, the ______ is purified.

God is not under your ______

The qualification of understanding God is ______

The process of understanding God is from ______

He's so great, how can you understand by your ______

By service ______, the name, form, quality, associates, become revealed to us

What is the significance of the name 'John' in relation to the eternal nature of the spirit soul?

What is the qualification required to understand God?

How can one come to understand who Krishna really is?

What is the process of understanding God?

What is the difference between the science of God and other sciences?