Critical moments in religious history / edited and with an introduction by Kenneth Keulman.
Critical moments in religious history / edited and with an introduction by Kenneth Keulman.
Critical moments in religious history / edited and with an introduction by Kenneth Keulman.
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Publisher
Macon, Ga. : Mercer University Press, c1993.
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T0376205 , N220.9/14
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Language
English
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Physical content
viii, 230 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents
Introduction / Kenneth Keulman -- The Destruction of the Temple and the Rise of Judaism / Baruch A. Brody -- Gnosis and the Origins of Christianity / Werner H. Kelber -- Buddhism and the "Great Persecution" in China / Richard J. Smith -- Conquest or Inculturation: Ways of Ministry in the Early Jesui...
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Publisher
Macon, Ga. : Mercer University Press, c1993.
Place of Publication
Georgia
Date Published
c1993.
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Summary
These critical essays examine ways in which political culture interacts with the world's religions, and within the context of religious pluralism. The authors raise the issue regarding the way religion affects political modernization, and, conversely, how social and political realities may define and determine the boundaries of religion(s). Critica...
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Critical moments in religious history / edited and with an introduction by Kenneth Keulman.
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Notes
General note
"The essays in this book originated as papers delivered at a conference on critical moments in religious history at Rice University in 1984"--pref.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Transferred from N200.9/14.
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c1993.
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T0376205 , N220.9/14
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ISBN
0865544115 (alk. paper) :
9780865544116 (alk. paper) :
DDC
200.9
MMS ID
991021491509702626
