World Religions in the Global Society: Selected Readings helps
students explore the origins, historical developments, teachings,
and contemporary practices of some of the major world religions.
The anthology highlights common themes, similarities, and
differences within select world religions to demonstrate the
diverse perspectives they offer to humanity. The readings examine
the different ways in which religions interpret life and reality.
They explore the lives, practices, and teachings of great religious
leaders to highlight these individuals' unique philosophies of
life. Students are challenged to consider what religion is, why
humans are religious, the value of studying religion, and how
exactly religion is studied. The anthology is divided into five
distinct units that first provide students with an introduction to
the study of religion and then explore Indigenous religions,
Eastern religions, Western religions, and the future of religion.
Individual chapters examine Hinduism, Buddhism, Chinese religions,
Christianity, Islam, and more. Students consider the interplay of
science, religion, and society, as well as new religious movements,
including Caribbean Santeria, Wiccan beliefs, and more. World
Religions in the Global Society is an ideal resource for courses
and programs in world religions and religious studies.
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