How might you explain a complex religion like Hinduism?

In the book The Best Guide To Eastern Philosoph & Religion By Diane Morgan she describes Hinduism with the following list.

*Hinduism is unique among the major religions of the World.

*It has no founder.

*It has no dogma.

*It has no central authority, no pope, and no ecclesiastical councle to decide what Hindus must or must not believe.

*It's a religion that seems uniquely able to accommodate the individual seeker.

*A devout Hindu can be a monotheist, a polytheist, or a nontheist.

*He can worship at Shrines or worship at home, or not at all.

*He can renounce the world or conquer it.

*He can give up sex or raise a large family.

*There is no creed to recite, only paths to follow.

*The choice of those paths is completely up to the seeker.

But the most imortant description is this:

*In Hinduism, the road to freedom begins with Freedom.