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Comparing Religious Traditions Making an Honest Living

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ISBN-10: 0534530567

ISBN-13: 9780534530563

Edition: 2001

Authors: Jacob Neusner, Bruce D. Chilton

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Praised in pre-publication reviews for its clarity, caliber of scholarship, and coverage of traditions not found in other texts, COMPARING RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS is an innovative set of three texts which compare parts of one tradition with another. Focusing on topics that are familiar human issues to all?family, work, and virtue?the texts help students to understand the commonalities and differences of the traditions.
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Book details

List price: $88.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Wadsworth
Publication date: 9/25/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 176
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.25" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.594
Language: English

Preface
Contributors
Judaism
Why Must We Work?
How Ought We to Work? Kinds of Work to Be Preferred or Avoided
Why Must We Help Others? Private Gain and Public Benefit
When Work Does Not Work: Unemployment, Exploitation, and Alternatives to Proper Work
Unconventional Work: Working for God
Commentaries
Christianity
Why Must We Work?
How Ought We to Work? Kinds of Work to Be Preferred or Avoided
Why Must We Help Others? Private Gain and Public Benefit
When Work Does Not Work: Unemployment, Exploitation, and Alternatives to Proper Work
Unconventional Work: Working for God
Commentaries
Islam
Why Must We Work?
How Ought We to Work? Kinds of Work to Be Preferred or Avoided
Why Must We Help Others? Private Gain and Public Benefit
When Work Does Not Work: Unemployment, Exploitation, and Alternatives to Proper Work
Unconventional Work: Working for God
Commentaries
Hinduism
Why Must We Work?
How Ought We to Work? Kinds of Work to Be Preferred or Avoided
Why Must We Help Others? Private Gain and Public Benefit
When Work Does Not Work: Unemployment, Exploitation, and Alternatives to Proper Work
Unconventional Work: Working for God
Commentaries
Buddhism
Why Must We Work?
How Ought We to Work? Kinds of Work to Be Preferred or Avoided
Why Must We Help Others? Private Gain and Public Benefit
When Work Does Not Work: Unemployment, Exploitation, and Alternatives to Proper Work
Unconventional Work: Working for God
Commentaries
Where Do We Find the Authoritative Statements of the Religious Traditions?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism