Prabhupāda: Those who are chanting the name of God, Kṛṣṇa, just see the result, whether they are improving or not than those who have no name. Come to the practical field. These boys and girls, before my coming in the Western countries, they were all so many, I do not wish to . . . (laughing) Now by simply chanting the name, how much improvement they have done? So why there should be any objection to chant this name? And what is the loss there? Suppose anyone chants Hare Kṛṣṇa mantra. There is no loss, but the gain is practical. Why do they not, these theosophists, do not agree to chant this name, simple thing?
Professor Durckheim: I think they don't know it, and then . . .
Prabhupāda: That is the fact. They don't know it. And still, they are theologicians. They are philosophers.
Professor Durckheim: Oh, yes. Oh, yes.
Prabhupāda: They do not know anything; still, they are teachers. That is the defect of the modern civilization, that one is not qualified man, and he is teacher, he has become a teacher.
Professor Durckheim: Yes, the theology is very much a collection of hardened, petrified interpretation of original experiences. And just because they are petrified very often, today theology has nothing to say to our generation.
Prabhupāda: No. I have got many disciples, they were formerly theologicians. What is the name, that boy in America?
Satsvarūpa: In Arabia?
Prabhupāda: No, no. There was a boy, he was theologician.
Satsvarūpa: Theologian. In San Fran . . .
Prabhupāda: Prajāpati, Prajāpati. Do you remember? He was theologician. (japa) Our only request is that Bible confirms there is name. Now, even though they do not know the name, here is the name: Kṛṣṇa. So why people will not take this name to chant? And if by chanting the name there is practical benefit, why they should object? Why they should be so sectarian? Theologician, at least, must not be sectarian.