Sanatan Dharma, the eternal Vedic Dharma, was established by Parabrahma. That’s why it has no founder. According to Sanatan Shastra, it has always existed. The Sun, Moon, and nature all follow Sanatan Dharma.
But why should atheists believe in our scriptures?
No need. Let’s show them some archaeological and scientific evidence.
How can we determine the age of a text?
1. Available archaeological evidence.
2. The astronomical or significant events recorded in that text.
Archaeological Evidence:
- The Boghazkai Inscription, which mentions four Vedic gods—Indra, Varuna, Mitra, and Nasatya—is 3,400 years old. This inscription was part of a peace treaty. We can conclude that Sanatan Dharma is at least older than 3,400 years.
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Astronomers recently stumbled across what might be the oldest mention of a solar eclipse. In the ancient Hindu text Rigveda they discovered a reference to an eclipse that occurred approximately 6,000 years ago.
So, the Rigveda recorded an astronomical event from 6,000 years ago.
These two pieces of evidence are enough to suggest that Sanatan Dharma is more than 6,000 years old."
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