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Understanding Religion | |
What Is Religion? | |
Patterns Among Religions | |
Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Religion | |
Key Critical Issues | |
Why Study the Major Religions of the World? | |
The Pilgrimage | |
Indigenous Religions | |
Discovering Indigenous Religions | |
Studying Indigenous Religions: Learning from Patterns | |
Sacred Practices in Indigenous Religions | |
Indigenous 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 | |
Mahayana Buddhism: The "Big Vehicle" | |
Vajrayana Buddhism: The "Diamond Vehicle" | |
Buddhism and the Modern World | |
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 | |
Daoism and Confucianism | |
Basic Elements of Traditional Chinese Beliefs | |
Daoism | |
The Origins of Daoism | |
The Basic Early Teachings | |
Daoism and the Quest for Longevity | |
The Development of Daoism | |
Daoism and the Arts | |
Daoism and the Modern World | |
Confucianism | |
The Dao 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 | |
Jewish Identity and the Future of Judaism | |
Christianity | |
The Life and Teachings of Jesus | |
Early Christian Beliefs and History | |
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 | |
Contemporary Paganism: Wicca and Druidism | |
Religions of the Yoruba Tradition: SanterĂa, Voodoo, CandomblĂ© | |
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 | |
Environmentalism: A Religious Phenomenon? | |
Eclectic Spirituality | |
Notes | |
Credits | |
Index | |
In each chapter: | |
Related Readings | |
Key Terms | |
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