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World Religions

A neutral, comparative introduction to the world's religions: how scholars study religion, the Abrahamic traditions, the religions that began in India, East Asian, Iranian and Indigenous traditions, and the themes that connect and distinguish them today. Beliefs are described as adherents hold them.

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Studying religion: key concepts0/12

The Abrahamic traditions0/21

Religions that began in India0/19

East Asian, Iranian & Indigenous traditions0/13

Comparing traditions & religion today0/10

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