Condemn and principles

Expressions researched:
"condemned this principle" |"condemned. According to authorized Vaisnava principles" |"never condemned, provided one lives according to the regulative principles" |"not condemned. If one lives in regulative principle" |"principle of atheism. Therefore you are condemned" |"principle, and therefore they are condemned" |"principle, are condemned" |"principle. The atheists, who do not, are condemned" |"principles of devotional service to the Lord are also condemned" |"principles of varnasrama-dharma without being condemned"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: "condem* principle*"@10

SB Canto 3

This verse particularly mentions that even sages who are averse to the principles of devotional service to the Lord are also condemned to undergo the terms of material existence.

SB 3.9.10, Purport:

This verse particularly mentions that even sages who are averse to the principles of devotional service to the Lord are also condemned to undergo the terms of material existence. Not only in this age, but formerly also, there were many sages who tried to invent their own systems of religion without reference to devotional service to the Supreme Lord, but there cannot be any religious principle without devotional service to the Lord. The Supreme Lord is the leader of the entire range of living entities, and no one can be equal to or greater than Him. Even the Lord's impersonal feature and all-pervading localized feature cannot be on an equal level with the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Therefore, there cannot be any religion or system of genuine philosophy for the advancement of the living entities without the principle of devotional service.