History · Vedic Literature
Why are the Vedas traditionally called 'Apaurusheya'?
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- 1Because they are entirely based on historical human biographies
- 2Because they were compiled by kings of the Vedic era
- 3Because they were written by ancient sages (Rishis)
- 4Because they are believed to be divine and not composed by any human✓
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Because they are believed to be divine and not composed by any human
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