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Mediterranean diet and spirituality/religion: eating with meaning. [PDF]
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Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1967
Folk Religion in Japan: Continuity and Change. By ICHIRO HORI. Edited by JOSEPH M. KITAGAWA and ALAN L. MILLER. ("Haskell Lectures on History of Religions," N.S. No. 1.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1968. Pp. xv+ 278. $7.00. The Five Sacred Festivals of Ancient Japan: Their Symbolism and Historical Development. By U. A. CASAL.
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Folk Religion in Japan: Continuity and Change. By ICHIRO HORI. Edited by JOSEPH M. KITAGAWA and ALAN L. MILLER. ("Haskell Lectures on History of Religions," N.S. No. 1.) Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1968. Pp. xv+ 278. $7.00. The Five Sacred Festivals of Ancient Japan: Their Symbolism and Historical Development. By U. A. CASAL.
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2002
In at least three fields Religion Past and Present: Encyclopedia of Theology and Religion surpasses all existing general reference works on religion in English: (1) Christian theology, (2) biblical studies, and (3) Christian history. In category (1) belong the long, multi-authored articles on: church, church polity, confession of faith, creation ...
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In at least three fields Religion Past and Present: Encyclopedia of Theology and Religion surpasses all existing general reference works on religion in English: (1) Christian theology, (2) biblical studies, and (3) Christian history. In category (1) belong the long, multi-authored articles on: church, church polity, confession of faith, creation ...
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2018
Making the leap from mountains to cultures, this chapter invites readers to consider not just religion as an aspect of wider cultural practices, but the very fact that we think such things as religions exist – that some of us even use the word ‘religion’ – itself to be a cultural artifact. We therefore begin by acquainting ourselves with the history of
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Making the leap from mountains to cultures, this chapter invites readers to consider not just religion as an aspect of wider cultural practices, but the very fact that we think such things as religions exist – that some of us even use the word ‘religion’ – itself to be a cultural artifact. We therefore begin by acquainting ourselves with the history of
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2020
AbstractThis chapter discusses (1) the general discipline of the History of Religions; then, in line with the focus of the volume as a whole, (2) it moves to developments in the study of the History of Ancient Israel; finally, (3) it gives a short overview of the History of Ancient Israelite Religion. The History of Religions movement is traced through
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AbstractThis chapter discusses (1) the general discipline of the History of Religions; then, in line with the focus of the volume as a whole, (2) it moves to developments in the study of the History of Ancient Israel; finally, (3) it gives a short overview of the History of Ancient Israelite Religion. The History of Religions movement is traced through
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ASIAN RELIGIONS AND HISTORY OF RELIGION
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