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Comparative Religion: A Simple Guide to Big Ideas
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- ISBN8230233855
- EAN9798230233855
- Date de parution01/06/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
"Comparative Religion: A Simple Guide to Big Ideas" is an accessible and comprehensive introduction to the diverse world of religious belief and practice. Through clear explanations and thoughtfully structured chapters, the book examines the fundamental concepts, sacred texts, rituals, and ethical systems that distinguish-and connect-the world's major religions. Beginning with an exploration of what comparative religion entails, readers are equipped with essential vocabulary and methodologies, gaining insight into both the value and challenges of studying religions side by side.
Each major tradition-Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and others-is presented with careful attention to history, core beliefs, and cultural significance. Additional sections cover sacred texts, the nature of the divine, and common religious practices such as prayer, festivals, and rites of passage. The guide also tackles broader themes like the intersection of religion and society, the role of gender, law, and ethics, and how religion interacts with modern issues including globalization and scientific discovery.
The final chapters promote understanding and dialogue, addressing interfaith initiatives, pluralism, and practical tools for respectful conversation. With its emphasis on nuance and open-mindedness, "Comparative Religion" empowers readers not only to appreciate the complexity of global faiths but also to apply this knowledge in their own lives and communities. Whether for students, seekers, or curious minds, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone wanting to navigate the changing religious landscape with empathy, clarity, and respect.
Each major tradition-Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and others-is presented with careful attention to history, core beliefs, and cultural significance. Additional sections cover sacred texts, the nature of the divine, and common religious practices such as prayer, festivals, and rites of passage. The guide also tackles broader themes like the intersection of religion and society, the role of gender, law, and ethics, and how religion interacts with modern issues including globalization and scientific discovery.
The final chapters promote understanding and dialogue, addressing interfaith initiatives, pluralism, and practical tools for respectful conversation. With its emphasis on nuance and open-mindedness, "Comparative Religion" empowers readers not only to appreciate the complexity of global faiths but also to apply this knowledge in their own lives and communities. Whether for students, seekers, or curious minds, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone wanting to navigate the changing religious landscape with empathy, clarity, and respect.
"Comparative Religion: A Simple Guide to Big Ideas" is an accessible and comprehensive introduction to the diverse world of religious belief and practice. Through clear explanations and thoughtfully structured chapters, the book examines the fundamental concepts, sacred texts, rituals, and ethical systems that distinguish-and connect-the world's major religions. Beginning with an exploration of what comparative religion entails, readers are equipped with essential vocabulary and methodologies, gaining insight into both the value and challenges of studying religions side by side.
Each major tradition-Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and others-is presented with careful attention to history, core beliefs, and cultural significance. Additional sections cover sacred texts, the nature of the divine, and common religious practices such as prayer, festivals, and rites of passage. The guide also tackles broader themes like the intersection of religion and society, the role of gender, law, and ethics, and how religion interacts with modern issues including globalization and scientific discovery.
The final chapters promote understanding and dialogue, addressing interfaith initiatives, pluralism, and practical tools for respectful conversation. With its emphasis on nuance and open-mindedness, "Comparative Religion" empowers readers not only to appreciate the complexity of global faiths but also to apply this knowledge in their own lives and communities. Whether for students, seekers, or curious minds, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone wanting to navigate the changing religious landscape with empathy, clarity, and respect.
Each major tradition-Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and others-is presented with careful attention to history, core beliefs, and cultural significance. Additional sections cover sacred texts, the nature of the divine, and common religious practices such as prayer, festivals, and rites of passage. The guide also tackles broader themes like the intersection of religion and society, the role of gender, law, and ethics, and how religion interacts with modern issues including globalization and scientific discovery.
The final chapters promote understanding and dialogue, addressing interfaith initiatives, pluralism, and practical tools for respectful conversation. With its emphasis on nuance and open-mindedness, "Comparative Religion" empowers readers not only to appreciate the complexity of global faiths but also to apply this knowledge in their own lives and communities. Whether for students, seekers, or curious minds, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone wanting to navigate the changing religious landscape with empathy, clarity, and respect.
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