Explanation: Raja Rammohan Roy (1772-1833), often called the father of Indian Renaissance and the maker of Modern India, was a man of versatile genius.

• He said the principles of rationalism applied to other sects also, particularly to the elements of blind faith in them.
• In his Precepts of Jesus (1820), he tried to separate the moral and philosophical message of the New Testament, which he praised, from its miracle stories.
• He earned the wrath of missionaries over his advocacy to incorporate the message of Christ into Hinduism.

Source: Spectrum Modern India