By Stephen Prothero. Author Stephen Prothero. Religion Matters. UK Release Date 2024-07-12. US Release Date 2024-07-01. AU Release Date 2023-11-16. NZ Release Date 2023-11-16. Publication Date 2024-07-01.
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Ranging from 1784 to the present, it features over one hundred excerpts and dozens of illustrations drawn from literature, art, music, sports,philosophy, theology, politics, and law. The editors have provideda general historical introduction, an overview of Asian religions, four section introductions, and concise explanatory headnotes for each entry.
Ranging from 1784 to the present, it features over one hundred excerpts and dozens of illustrations drawn from literature, art, music, sports, philosophy, theology, politics, and law. The editors have provided a general historical introduction, an overview of Asian religions, four section introductions, and concise explanatory headnotes for each entry.
ISBN-13: 9781324062141, 978-1324062141. Religion Matters Author(s): Stephen Prothero.
Ranging from 1784 to the present, it features over one hundred excerpts and dozens of illustrations drawn from literature, art, music, sports, philosophy, theology, politics, and law. The editors have provided a general historical introduction, an overview of Asian religions, four section introductions, and concise explanatory headnotes for each entry.
Ranging from 1784 to the present, it features over one hundred excerpts and dozens of illustrations drawn from literature, art, music, sports,philosophy, theology, politics, and law. The editors have provideda general historical introduction, an overview of Asian religions, four section introductions, and concise explanatory headnotes for each entry.
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A nice touch in this textbook is the space provided for writing your own notes.
The horse reared back and whinnied, and Eugene Exman saw God. Exman did not just sit at a desk and read. He founded a club of mystics, dropped acid in 1958, four years before Timothy Leary. And six years before The Beatles went to India, he found a guru there in 1962.