'mÄ«māį¹saka' kahe, — 'īśvara haya karmera aį¹…ga'
'sāį¹…khya' kahe, — 'jagatera prakį¹›ti kāraį¹‡a-prasaį¹…ga'

 mÄ«māį¹saka - the MÄ«māį¹saka philosophers; kahe - say; Ä«Å›vara - the Supreme Lord; haya - is; karmera aį¹…ga - subject to fruitive activities; sāį¹…khya kahe - the atheistic Sāį¹…khya philosophers say; jagatera - of the cosmic manifestation; prakį¹›ti - nature; kāraį¹‡a - the cause; prasaį¹…ga - thesis.


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ā€œThe MÄ«māį¹saka philosophers conclude that if there is a God, He is subject to our fruitive activities. Similarly, the Sāį¹…khya philosophers, who analyze the cosmic manifestation, say that the cause of the cosmos is material nature.

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