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Book Title
The Ways of Religion: An Introduction to the Major Traditions, 3r
Publication Date
1999-02-11
Edition Number
3
Pages
560
ISBN
9780195118353
Subject Area
Religion
Publication Name
Ways of Religion : an Introduction to the Major Traditions
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Length
6.4 in
Subject
Comparative Religion
Publication Year
1999
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1.1 in
Author
Roger Eastman
Features
Revised
Item Weight
28.2 Oz
Item Width
9.1 in
Number of Pages
560 Pages

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195118359
ISBN-13
9780195118353
eBay Product ID (ePID)
56934

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
560 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Ways of Religion : an Introduction to the Major Traditions
Subject
Comparative Religion
Publication Year
1999
Features
Revised
Type
Textbook
Author
Roger Eastman
Subject Area
Religion
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
28.2 Oz
Item Length
6.4 in
Item Width
9.1 in

Additional Product Features

Edition Number
3
Intended Audience
College Audience
LCCN
98-027306
Reviews
"An excellent survey for use in introductory level courses at the seminary level. It helps to bring students into the world of religion beyond the Judeo-Christian tradition."--Philip Wickari, San Francisco Theological Seminary/Graduate Theological Union, "Excellent selection from recent studies of religion from the original texts. Eastman covers a great deal of ground in 500 pages and does it carefully and intelligently."--Dan O'Bryan, Sierra Nevada College, "An excellent supplementary book for World Religions courses because itquotes primary sources."--Marianne Ferguson, Buffalo State College, "A very creative, interesting introduction to world religions--a hybridtext."--Gaston Espinosa, Westmont College, "A thorough, comprehensive book with a variety of presentations to meet different kinds of audiences."--Ralph R. Covell, Denver Seminary, "Excellent selection from recent studies of religion from the originaltexts. Eastman covers a great deal of ground in 500 pages and does it carefullyand intelligently."--Dan O'Bryan, Sierra Nevada College, "An excellent survey for use in introductory level courses at the seminarylevel. It helps to bring students into the world of religion beyond theJudeo-Christian tradition."--Philip Wickari, San Francisco TheologicalSeminary/Graduate Theological Union, Praise for the previous edition (first 4 quotes): "In my twenty-five yearsof teaching world religions this is the first book on the subject that I haveliked, with the sole exception of Huston Smith's World Religions. Unlike thelatter, this is an anthology and a very excellent one at that. Eastman's bookwill be a boon to students."--Ramesh Patel, Antioch College, Praise for the previous edition (first 4 quotes): "In my twenty-five years of teaching world religions this is the first book on the subject that I have liked, with the sole exception of Huston Smith's World Religions. Unlike the latter, this is an anthology and a very excellent one at that.Eastman's book will be a boon to students."--Ramesh Patel, Antioch College, "An excellent supplementary book for World Religions courses because it quotes primary sources."--Marianne Ferguson, Buffalo State College, "An excellent mixture of restrained but clear commentary with multipleselections of primary texts from the great traditions of humankind. The senseand sentiment, taste and feel emerge from the stories and sacredtexts."--Michael Barnes, University of Dayton, "A very rich source to enable students to get a 'taste' of influential traditions."--Mary Anne Foley, University of Scranton, "An excellent mixture of restrained but clear commentary with multiple selections of primary texts from the great traditions of humankind. The sense and sentiment, taste and feel emerge from the stories and sacred texts."--Michael Barnes, University of Dayton, "A very rich source to enable students to get a 'taste' of influential traditions."--Mary Anne Foley, University of Scranton"A very creative, interesting introduction to world religions--a hybrid text."--Gaston Espinosa, Westmont College"An outstanding anthology and clear expositions."--Allen Howard Podet, Buffalo State College"An excellent supplementary book for World Religions courses because it quotes primary sources."--Marianne Ferguson, Buffalo State College"Excellent selection from recent studies of religion from the original texts. Eastman covers a great deal of ground in 500 pages and does it carefully and intelligently."--Dan O'Bryan, Sierra Nevada College"An excellent survey for use in introductory level courses at the seminary level. It helps to bring students into the world of religion beyond the Judeo-Christian tradition."--Philip Wickari, San Francisco Theological Seminary/Graduate Theological Union"A thorough, comprehensive book with a variety of presentations to meet different kinds of audiences."--Ralph R. Covell, Denver Seminary"The Ways of Religion was just what I was looking for. It provides substantial sections of writings (including Scripture) from various traditions without being overwhelming to students. Its inclusion of contemporary writings adds to it relevancy as well."--Joel J. Heim, Carroll CollegePraise for the previous edition (first 4 quotes): "In my twenty-five years of teaching world religions this is the first book on the subject that I have liked, with the sole exception of Huston Smith's World Religions. Unlike the latter, this is an anthology and a very excellent one at that. Eastman's book will be a boon to students."--Ramesh Patel, Antioch College"An excellent mixture of restrained but clear commentary with multiple selections of primary texts from the great traditions of humankind. The sense and sentiment, taste and feel emerge from the stories and sacred texts."--Michael Barnes, University of Dayton"A most useful introduction."--Randall Balmer, Barnard College, Columbia University"An excellent anthology...thoroughly recommended for study and general interest."--Geoffrey Parrinder, "A thorough, comprehensive book with a variety of presentations to meetdifferent kinds of audiences."--Ralph R. Covell, Denver Seminary, "The Ways of Religion was just what I was looking for. It provides substantial sections of writings (including Scripture) from various traditions without being overwhelming to students. Its inclusion of contemporary writings adds to it relevancy as well."--Joel J. Heim, Carroll College, "An excellent anthology...thoroughly recommended for study and generalinterest."--Geoffrey Parrinder, "A very creative, interesting introduction to world religions--a hybrid text."--Gaston Espinosa, Westmont College
Dewey Edition
21
TitleLeading
The
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
291
Table Of Content
PrefacePROLOGUEIntroductionFrontiers of EncounterI. HINDUISM: Himalayas of the SoulThe Hindu View of LifeHymns from the Rig VedaSelections, The UpanishadsSelections, Bhagavad-GitaYoga: The Discipline of FreedomChudalaI Am But a Seeker After TruthII. BUDDHISM: Enlightenment, Compassion, NirvanaThe Roar of AwakeningBuddhahoodSelections, Buddhist Scriptures,Selections, The DhammapadaJohn Ross Carter and Mahinda Palihawadana (translators)Buddhaghosa on the Recollection of DeathThe Mahayana and the Ideal of BodhisattvaBuddhism As a Way of LifeHolder of the White LotusIII. ZEN BUDDHISM: The Sound of One HandThe Essence of ZenZen Dust: The KoanHan-shan and Cold MountainHakuin: Poor Hole-Dwelling DevilBe Like a FrogIV. CONFUCIANISM: An Ideal of Moral OrderConfucius and the Struggle for Human HappinessH.G. CreelSelections, The AnalectsSelections, The Book of MenciusConfucian Self-RealizationConfucianism in PerspectiveA Confucian Metaphor--The Holy VesselV. Taoism: The Way to Do Is to BeThe Old Master and His BookSelections, Tao Te ChingSelections, Chuang TzuThe Chinese Mind: Its Taoist SubstratumTao NowVI. SHINTO: The Way of the KamiShinto and Japan: An OverviewThe Way of the KamiThe True WayBeginnings, Births, Fertility, and FestivalsGlimpses of ShintoVII. JUDAISM: The Sanctification of LifeWhat Is Judaism?Nothing Is OrdinarySelections, The Holy ScripturesThe Essential TalmudJewish Mystical TalesHolocaustVIII. CHRISTIANITY: Taking Up The CrossWays of Being Religious in the New TestamentSelections, The New TestamentThe Gospel of ThomasSelections, The ConfessionsThe Anguish of Being a ChristianSeeds of ContemplationOn the Road to DamascusIX. ISLAM: The Straight PathMuhammad, Prophet of GodSelections, The KoranThe Qur'anic TeachingDeliverance from ErrorMoments of the Religious LifeMale and Female in Islamic PerspectiveX. AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGIONS: The Dawn of All ThingsErrors of TerminologyTraditional African ReligionGod in African BeliefOgotemmeli and the Dawn of All ThingsDivinities, Spirits, and the Living DeadXI. RELIGION IN AMERICA: A SamplerFrontier PreacherThe Faith of the Latter-day SaintsChristian ScienceThe Souls of Black FolkW.E.B. Du BoisThe Spiritual Values of Native AmericansEPILOGUEIntroductionA Personal Note
Edition Description
Revised edition
Synopsis
This is a fully revised edition of an anthology in comparative world religions. Eastman surveys all the major religious traditions - Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and African religions - as well as covering Zen Buddhism and the religious experience in America. Eastman allows each tradition to speak in its own voice, excerpting passages from its scriptures, prophets, and distinguished authors., Revised and updated, the third edition of this highly acclaimed anthology surveys all the major religious traditions--Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and African religions--and also covers Zen Buddhism, Shinto, and the religious experience in America. Ideal for courses in world religions and comparative religion, it introduces the unique claims, hopes, and wisdom of each tradition in its own voice, through substantial excerpts from its scriptures, prophets, and authors. "I have tried to pay heed," Eastman writes in his Preface, "to A. C. Bouquet's warning of many years ago that the study of religion may sink to the level of collecting dead insects or pressed flowers, which in the process lose all their color and reality. There is not much excuse for a dreary book about a subject as inherently interesting and provocative as the world's religions." The following selections are new to the third edition: Diana L. Eck's "Frontiers of Encounter," Barbara Stoler Miller on Yoga, R. K. Narayan's story "Chudala," Julia Ching's "Confucianism in Perspective," Thomas Merton on Chuang Tzu, Joseph M. Kitagawa's "The Way of the Kami," Ian Reader on Shinto, Vincent Mulago on African Religions, and "A Personal Note" by John Hick.
LC Classification Number
BL74.W3 1999

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