Comparative Religion For Dummies
Comparative Religion For Dummies by William P. Lazarus, published by John Wiley & Sons on April 28, 2008, is a comprehensive guide that explores the beliefs, customs, and rituals of major world religions. This 384-page edition provides a plain-English overview of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, tracing their evolution from their common origin in Abraham and highlighting their interconnected beliefs and practices.
Readers will find a detailed examination of how each religion developed and adapted over time, including insights into their sacred texts and the similarities and differences among them. The book also addresses the influence of these faiths on modern society and how their followers approach worship. With a focus on religion, politics, and philosophy, this guide serves as an accessible resource for anyone interested in understanding the common elements of these widespread religions.
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Understand the beliefs, customs, and rituals of each faith
The fun and easy way to know the common elements of these widespread religions
Want to know more about the faiths of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam? This plain-English guide traces their evolution from their commonorigin – Abraham – and explains their different, yet linked, beliefs.You’ll see how each religion developed, endured setbacks, and became a fixture in modern society – and you’ll learn how members havedeveloped similar approaches to worship.
Discover:
- How the belief in one God originated
- The roots of Abraham’s family tree
- The sacred texts of each faith
- Major similarities and differences
- How these religions influenced the world
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