Item Tag: Comparative Religion

World Religions Today by Esposito, John L., Fasching, Darrell J., Lewis, Todd T

“World Religions Today” by Esposito, Fasching, and Lewis is a comprehensive textbook exploring comparative religion and general concepts in the subject area. Published by Oxford University Press in 2017, this trade paperback book is written in English and spans 640 pages. The authors provide insights into various world religions, making it a valuable resource for students and educators looking to delve into the diverse array of religious beliefs and practices around the globe. With a focus on modern perspectives and current issues, this textbook offers a thorough examination of the complexities and nuances within the realm of world religions today…,

David White Myths of the Dog-Man Werewolf Folklore Comparative Religion 1991 VG

“Myths of the Dog-Man” by David Gordon White is a comparative religion textbook exploring folklore and mythology related to the werewolf. Published by the University of Chicago Press in 1991, this trade paperback delves into the social science and religious aspects of the subject area. The book offers a detailed narrative on the myths and beliefs surrounding the Dog-Man werewolf, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of this unique folklore. With 348 pages, this informative text is a valuable resource for those interested in comparative religion and the intricacies of mythological beliefs.