Question
Assess these historical perspectives on Kapila and his
teachings and choose the correct statement: Statement I: Kapila is the earliest exponent of Samkhya system Statement II: Kapila teaches that a man's life is shaped by the forces of nature and not by any divine agencySolution
Kapila is traditionally recognized as the founder of the Samkhya school of Indian philosophy, which posits that reality is perceived through the interaction of Purusha (spirit) and Prakriti (matter), without the intervention of a divine entity. His philosophical stance underscores the influence of natural forces in shaping human existence.
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