The Compact Guide To World Religions

The Compact Guide To World Religions by Dean Halverson, published by Bethany House in March 1996, is a comprehensive resource that spans 272 pages. This edition serves as a practical handbook designed to help readers navigate the complexities of various world religions, particularly in the context of an increasingly interconnected global society.
Readers will find clear and accessible information on the origins and fundamental beliefs of major religions, along with insights into the evangelistic challenges and opportunities they present. The book is structured with easy-to-use chapters and charts, making it a valuable tool for those seeking to understand the diverse religious landscape and the implications for contemporary interactions. With a focus on comparative religion, this guide aims to equip evangelical Christians with the knowledge necessary to engage thoughtfully with their neighbors’ beliefs.
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Keys to understanding our shrinking world
A generation ago almost everyone a Christian encountered went to church–or at least knew he or she should. Today, with the world at America’s doorstep, evangelical Christians more than ever need to understand their neighbors and their changing beliefs.
The Compact Guide to World Religions is a complete, easy-to-use handbook of the origins, basic beliefs, and evangelistic challenges and opportunities of the world’s major religions in clear, easy-to-use chapters and charts.
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