Religions in the modern world : traditions and transformations (edition 2002)

by Linda Woodhead (Editor), Paul Fletcher (Editor), Hiroko Kawanami (Editor), David Smith (Editor), Cathy Cantwell (Author) — 14 more, Christopher Shackle (Author), Stephan Feuchtwang (Author), Robert J. Kisala (Author), Seth D. Kunin (Author), David Waines (Author), Charles Gore (Author), Howard L. Harrod (Author), Wouter J. Hanegraaf (Author), Elisabeth Arweck (Author), Peter L. Berger (Author), David Lehmann (Author), Jeffrey Haynes (Author), Paul Heelas (Author), Linda Woodhead (Introduction)

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Member:	ElinaMir
Title:	Religions in the modern world : traditions and transformations
Authors:	Linda Woodhead (Editor)
Other authors:	Paul Fletcher (Editor), Hiroko Kawanami (Editor), David Smith (Editor), Cathy Cantwell (Author), Christopher Shackle (Author) — 13 more, Stephan Feuchtwang (Author), Robert J. Kisala (Author), Seth D. Kunin (Author), David Waines (Author), Charles Gore (Author), Howard L. Harrod (Author), Wouter J. Hanegraaf (Author), Elisabeth Arweck (Author), Peter L. Berger (Author), David Lehmann (Author), Jeffrey Haynes (Author), Paul Heelas (Author), Linda Woodhead (Introduction)
Info:	London ; New York : Routledge, 2002.
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Tags:	Chinese and Japanese religions, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, native American and African religions, new religious movements, secularization, spirituality, non-fiction

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This book has been as a course book at the University of Turku in the basic studies of Comparative Religion. So it is a humanistic non-fiction book with high quality. There are many authors and articles in the book which contains basic information about the religions of the world and some analytical viewpoints to religionship. This is not a very popular-style book. The book contains some small pictures.