(Historical & Theological view based on International University researches)
“THIRUVALLUVAR WORKED HARD TO ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE BY ALL MEANS. WHENEVER A SHIP ANCHORS IN MYLAPORE COAST, VALLUVAR’S ‘CAPTAIN’ FRIEND WOULD SEND HIM MESSAGE ABOUT THE ARRIVAL OF NEW VISITORS INCLUDING FOREIGNERS. MANY FOREIGNERS COULD HAVE TRAVELLED IN HIS FRIEND’S VESSEL AND LANDED IN MYLAPORE VIA SRI LANKA. WITHIN ME I SEE THE PICTURE OF THIRUVALLUVAR TALKING WITH THE CHRISTIANS GATHERING INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE. HE HAS GATHERED A LOT OF CHRISTIAN THEORIES IN GENERAL AND THE MINUTE DETAILS OF ALEXANDRIAN PRINCIPLES IN PARTICULAR AND INCORPORATED THEM IN HIS THIRUKKURAL. THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHRISTIAN THEORIES FROM THE CHURCH SITUATED NEAR VALLUVAR’S PLACE IS PRESENT CLEARLY IN THIRUKKURAL. THIRUVALLUVAR LIVED BETWEEN 800 AD AND 1000 AD. THE CHRISTIAN BIBLICAL WORKS WERE CERTAINLY AN EVIDENCE FOR VALLUVAR’S THIRUKKURAL. HE WAS CERTAINLY INSPIRED BY THE BIBLE.” (4)
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