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Introduction to world religions and belief systems/ Jayeel Serrano Cornerlio

By: Mark Joseph Tumada Calano, Manuel Victor Jamias Sapitula
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Manila, Philippines: Rex Book Store, c2016Description: 254 p.; 26 cmISBN: ISBN 978-971-23-7835-5Subject(s): ReligionsDDC classification: TH 200 C814 2016
Contents:
Content -- Unit 1. religion in a different light, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, comparative analysis -- Unit 2. Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism and Daoism, comparative analysis -- Unit 3. Shinto, Indigenous religions, comparative analysis -- Unit 4. Interfaith dialogue from tolerance to understanding, is religion dying? interrogating the future of religion.
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Includes evaluation and unit test, bibliographical references, index, and glossary.

Content -- Unit 1. religion in a different light, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, comparative analysis -- Unit 2. Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism and Daoism, comparative analysis -- Unit 3. Shinto, Indigenous religions, comparative analysis -- Unit 4. Interfaith dialogue from tolerance to understanding, is religion dying? interrogating the future of religion. Comparative analysis. Trivia boxes. History. Case study. Quiz. Extend (further study guide). Unit test.

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