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Experiencing the World's Religions Tradition, Challenge, and Change

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ISBN-10: 0072980788

ISBN-13: 9780072980783

Edition: 3rd 2005 (Revised)

Authors: Michael Molloy

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Expanded and updated to reflect recent world events, this text is an account of the teaching of the world's major religions.
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List price: $77.50
Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 2005
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Binding: Mixed Media
Pages: 587
Size: 7.25" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.980
Language: English

Understanding Religion
Why is there Religion?
Patterns Among Religions Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Religion
Key Critical Questions
Why Study the Major Religions of the World?
The Pilgrimage
Oral Religions Discovering Oral Religions Studying Oral Religions: Learning from Patterns Sacred Practices in Oral Religions Oral Religions Today
Hinduism
The Origins of Hinduism
The Upanishads and the Axis Age Living Spiritually in the Everyday World Devotional Hinduism
Hinduism and the Arts Hinduism: Modern Challenges
Buddhism
The Beginnings of Buddhism: The Life of the Buddha
The Basic Teachings of Buddhism
The Influence of Indian Thought on Early Buddhist Teachings
The Early Development of Buddhism Theravada Buddhism: The Way of the Elders Mahayana Buddhism: The "Big Vehicle" Zen Buddhism: Enlightenment Through Experience Vajrayana Buddhism: The "Diamond Vehicle" Buddhism, the West, and Modern Challenges
Jainism and Sikhism Shared Origins Jainism Background Mahavira and the Origins of Jainism Worldview Jain Ethics
The Development of Jainism and Its Branches Jain Practices Jain Scriptures Jain Art and Architecture Sikhism Background Nanak and the Origins of Sikhism
The Worldview and Teachings of Nanak
The Development of Sikhism Sikh Scriptures Sikhism and the Modern World
Taoism and Confucianism Basic Elements of Traditional Chinese Beliefs Taoism
The Origins of Philosophical Taoism
The Basic Teachings of Philosophical Taoism
Taoism and the Quest for Longevity Religious Taoism
Taoism and the Arts Taoism and the Modern World Confucianism
The Tao in Confucianism
The Life of Confucius Living According to Confucian Values Confucian Literature
The Development of Confucianism Confucianism and the Arts Confucianism and the Modern World
Shinto The Origins of Shinto
The Historical Development of Shinto Essentials of Shinto Belief Shinto Religious Practice Shinto and the Arts Shinto Offshoots: The New Religions Shinto and the Modern World
Judaism An Overview of Jewish History
The Hebrew Bible Biblical History Cultural Conflict during the Second-Temple Era
The Development of Rabbinical Judaism Questioning and Reform Judaism and the Modern World Jewish Belief Religious Practice Divisions within Contemporary Judaism
The Contributions of Judaism Jewish Identity and the Future of Judaism
Christianity
The Life and Teachings of Jesus Early Christian Beliefs and History
The Essential Christian Worldview
The Early Spread of Christianity Influences on Christianity at the End of the Roman Empire
The Eastern Orthodox Church Christianity in the Middle Ages
The Protestant Reformation
The Development of Christianity Following the Protestant Reformation Christian Practice
Christianity and the Arts Christianity Faces the Modern World
Islam The Life and Teachings of Muhammad Essentials of Islam
The Historical Development of Islam Sufism: Islamic Mysticism Islamic Law and Philosophy Islam and the Arts Islam and the Modern World
Alternative Paths Origins of New Religions Neo-Paganism: Wicca and Druidism Religions of the Yoruba Tradition: Santer�a, Voodoo, and Candombl� Theosophy Scientology Falun Gong Cao Dai Rastafarianism Baha'i New Religious Movements: A Special Role
The Modern Search Modern Influences on the Future of Religion
The Recurring Challenge of Change Naturism: A New Religious Phenomenon?
Eclectic Spirituality
Notes
Credits
Index