CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT
Relationship with the Supreme Lord
The reason Lord Chaitanya rejected the statement of the  Vishnu Purana  made by Ramananda Roy is that He thus rejected a class of philosophers who are called  Karmaminsat .  Karmaminsat  philosophers accept God as being subject to one's work. If one works nicely, God is bound to give them good results: that is their conclusion. Therefore, from the statement of the  Vishnu Purana  as enunciated by Ramananda Roy, the meaning is sometimes drawn that Vishnu, the Supreme Lord, has no independence. He is bound to award a certain kind of result to the worker. Such a non-independent Supreme Personality of Godhead becomes subjected to the worshipper, and the worshipper accepts the Supreme Lord as  he wishes , both impersonal and Personal, although they give more or less stress to the impersonal Feature of the Supreme Absolute Truth.
Lord Chaitanya did not like this idea of impersonalism, and therefore He rejected it. He said: "Tell Me if you know of something beyond this conception of the Supreme Absolute Truth."
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