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Gods Rule The Politics Of World Religions Jacob Neusner

Name: Gods Rule The Politics Of World Religions Jacob Neusner
SKU: BELL-2111564
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Publisher: Georgetown University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.48 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Jacob Neusner

ISBN: 0878409106

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Gods Rule The Politics Of World Religions Jacob Neusner by Jacob Neusner 0878409106 instant download after payment.

Anthology on how world religions understand politics. Designed for students and lay persons, each chapter includes highly accessible discussions of the following points: 1. what the tradition's classical and scriptural sources say about politics; 2. the tradition's theory of politics; 3. the medium the tradition uses to express politics; 4. the tradition's message of politics; 5. and how the tradition views nonbelievers. Contributors include Jacob Neusner on Judaism; Bruce Chilton on primitive and early Christianity; Charles Curran on Catholic Christianity; Petros Vassiliades on Orthodox Christianity; Martin Marty on Reformation Christianity; John Esposito on Islam; Brian Smith on Hinduism; Mark Csikszentmihalyi on Confucianism; and Todd Lewis on Buddhism. William Scott Green provides a lucid introduction, and each chapter includes suggestions for further reading. The book also includes a glossary.