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"This lucid and compelling account of Islam is written from what
might be called a phenomenological perspective. Because its principal
aim is to present Islam as a living faith from a Muslim perspective as
reflected in the classical texts of the tradition, Murata and Chittick
(comparative studies, SUNY, Stony Brook) go to some length to differentiate
their work from the numerous historical, critically oriented introductions
to Islam that have appeared over the last several decades.

“Every introductory Buddhism course needs just this book! It is the first book to tackle the array of national Buddhisms in a thematic way and with considerable wit and insight.”–Jeffrey Hopkins, University of Virginia
“For the first time, the story is told in consonance with the nature of Buddhism itself.”–Alfred Bloom, Institute

"...useful as an informal introduction to Mormon doctrine....One of Millet's key concerns is to engage the question of whether or not Mormons are Christian. As such, his discussion will be of particular value to those interested in interreligious dialogue and contemporary Christianity.

Does Judaism have a future? In this new book Dan Cohn-Sherbok provides an overview of the central beliefs and practices of the past, and offers a new vision of Judaism for the future. What is now required is a radical reinterpretation of the faith for modern Jews struggling to make sense of their religious heritage.

"A fresh and creative approach to discovering the wholistic character of the Catholic Mystical experience. Let Holistic Christianity enlarge the horizons of our journey into God and guide us on the contemplative path.