Religions for TodayThis edition meets the need of GCSE and Standard Grade syllabuses, and also provides stimulating reading for anyone intersted in reading about these faiths. The book is structured by topics, allowing a closer comparison than would be possible if they were dealt with separately. Each chapter is subdivided by religion, so that one religion can be followed from beginning to end. This is not just another book of 'exam facts' - the author is also concerned to present the internal faith of religious adherents. The author gathered information on a travelling scholarship in Asia, where he lived in ashrams, temples and monasteries in India, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong and Japan. |
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Cuprins
WHAT IS RELIGION? | 1 |
HISTORY | 33 |
BOOKS TO READ | 73 |
ON THE ROAD | 94 |
WHERE AND HOW TO WORSHIP | 150 |
HOLDING FESTIVALS | 181 |
ATTENDING SPECIAL OCCASIONS | 202 |
DYING AND BEYOND | 226 |
CONCLUSION | 246 |
Termeni și expresii frecvente
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