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Ardha-kukkuti-nyaya: the logic of half a hen

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Expressions researched:
"Ardha-kukkuti-nyaya means there is a logic of accepting half of the chicken" |"Ardha-kukkuti-nyaya" |"Cut the chicken half, and separate the mouth—it is expensive—and keep the rear side" |"If you believe one thing and do not believe another thing, then it is called ardha-kukkuti-nyaya" |"There is a logic, ardha-kukkuti-nyaya" |"This is called ardha-kukkuti-nyaya" |"This is the same argument, ardha-kukkuti-nyaya" |"logic of accepting half a hen" |"logic of half a hen" |"take half of the hen"

Sri Caitanya-caritamrta

CC Adi-lila

CC Adi 5.176, Translation:
"If you have faith in one but disrespect the other, your logic is like the logic of accepting half a hen.