Won’t inter-caste marriages lead to varna sankara (unwanted progeny)?

by Bhavin KatariaAugust 18, 2013

In the Gita’s first chapter, Krishna mentions varna-sankara resulting from the disruption of kula dharma. Why didn’t you refer to that in your answer on Gita’s perspective on inter-caste marriages?

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Billi
November 8, 2017 at 1:47 pm

Namaste…it wasnt Krishna who spoke about VarnaSankara….it was Arjuna.

Krishna never commented on it but let Arjuna speak and then followed up with Kutas Tva Kasmalam Idam etc

So you see..Arjuna was finding excuses not to fight.Krishna never spoke a word on Varnasakara.

Won’t inter-caste marriages lead to varna sankara (unwanted progeny)?

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