A Little Book on Religion for People Who Are Not Religious

Sandmel, Samuel

Religion & Spirituality

Anima Pubns

Religion and Legitimation of Power in Thailand, Laos, Burma

Focus on Buddhism

McDermott, Robert A.

Reference

Focus on Buddhism: A Guide to Audio-Visual Resources for Teaching Religion

Robert A. McDermott

Contents: Part 1 - Introduction: The Heartland of Religion (Chapter 1, Approaching Religious Reality through Touchstones / Chapter 2, The Insight of the Religions into the Problem of Human Existence); Part 2 - Religious Experience and Religious Communication (Chapter 3, The Meeting of Religion and Experience / Chapter 4, The Via Humana / Chapter 5, Legend, Myth and Tale: Religion and Literature); Part 3 - Solitude and Community (Chapter 6, Inwardness and the Life of Dialogue / Chapter 7, The Partnership of Existence and the Dialogue of Touchstone); Part 4 - The Tension Between Past and Present (Chapter 8, Peter Pan's Shadow: Tradition and Modernity / Chapter 9, Dialectic of Spirit and Form / Chapter 10, The Paradox of Religious Leadership); Part 5 - Religion and Human Wholeness (Chapter 11, Spontaneity, Decision, and Personal Wholeness / Chapter 12, World View and Existential Trust / Chapter 13, Is Religion the Enemy of Mankind?).

The Human Way: A Dialogical Approach to Religion and Human Experience

Friedman, Maurice S.

Reflections on Shamanism: The Tribal Healer and the Technological Trance (Teilhard Studies No 6)

Grim, John

Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

Gods of Flesh/Gods of Stone: The Embodiment of Divinity in India

UNKNOWN

Other Eastern Religions & Sacred Texts

Darsan, Seeing the Divine Image in India

<p>A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.\nThe entire guide concerns darsan, a Sandkrit word that means seeing, especially seeing the divine in an image, in a person or in a set of ideas. This guide concentrates on the first two of these meanings: the divine in sculpture, temples, symbols, times, and places, and the divine in great spiritual figures throughout the history of the Hindu religious tradition. This edition adds many more striking photographs to the earlier editions.</p>

Diana L. Eck

Religious Traditions and the Limits of Tolerance

This book is concerned with the triad of classical Indian mythology, Brahma the Creator, Visnu the preserver and Siva the destroyer. These gods did not always dominate the Indian religion; the way in which the gods of the Vedic pantheon many of whom are recognizably related to other Indo-European gods' were changed over time and with the cultural and social needs of the population they served, is traced in broad outlines. The gods of the triad assimilated lesser gods, and their attributes, in this process, until they reached their positions of major importance.

The Indian Theogony: A Comparative Study of Indian Mythology from the Vedas to the Puranas

Bhattacharji, Sukumari

Hinduism

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