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Comparative Religion

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Receiving the vision

Emmanuel Sullivan, Dennis Mikulanis, David Bird et al.

1995

Religion and Its Monsters

Timothy K. Beal

2002

Cults

James R. Lewis

2012

Voices from the pagan census

Helen A. Berger, Evan A. Leach, Leigh S. Shaffer

2004

Buddhism, the religion of no-religion

Alan Watts

1996

Religions of the United States in practice

Colleen McDannell

2001

Satanism

Robert Passantino, Bob Passantino, Dr. Alan W. Gomes

1995

Interfaith Leadership

Eboo Patel

2018

A Shuddering dawn

Ira Chernus, Edward Tabor Linenthal

1989

Wölfe des Himmels

Karl H. Schlesier

1987

The faith club : a Muslim, a Christian, a Jew-- three women search for understanding

Ranya Idliby, Priscilla Warner, Suzanne Oliver

2007

The Sikhs

Piara Singh Sambhi, Cole, W. Owen

1978

The Tantric way

Ajit Mookerjee, Madhu Khanna

1977

Earthly bodies, magical selves

Sarah M. Pike

2001

Purified by Fire

Stephen Prothero

2001

Remembering Osiris

Thomas Blenman Hare, Tom Hare

1999

The Haunting Fetus

Marc L. Moskowitz

2001

Knowledge Seeker

Blair A. Stonechild

2016

Across the great divide

Bronwen Douglas

1998

Sagas of the Norsemen

Loren Auerbach, Jacqueline Simpson, Time-Life Books

1998

Gender and salvation

Padmanabh S. Jaini

1991

Lectures on the religion of the Semites

W. Robertson Smith

1889

In defense of religious moderation

William Egginton

2011

Contemporary theories of religion

Michael Stausberg

2009

Rebirth of the goddess

Carol P. Christ

1997

The Power of Now

Eckhart Tolle

1997 ★ 3.9

Population, Consumption, and the Environment

Harold G. Coward

1995

Feminism and world religions

Arvind Sharma, Katherine K. Young

1999

The life of Buddha as legend and history

Edward Joseph Thomas

1949

Jainism A Guide For The Perplexed

Sherry Fohr

2013

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