This book successively introduces the traditions of the seven major religions in the world - Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Islam, Judaism, Christianity, and various primitive religions. The author combines his own personal experience and uses stories, history and philosophical speculation to convey the wisdom of life contained in world religions to the public. The book brings together the author's more than thirty years of teaching and research results, and adds new content on world religious art, so as to fully demonstrate the spiritual connotation of world religions through beautiful words and wonderful pictures.
Reader comments
This book made me aware of different religions in the world and increased my knowledge. I really like a sentence in it - "You are that, and apart from you there is no other seer, hearer, thinker or doer." ("Upanishad")
It broadens my horizons. However, I still don't understand some parts. It's still a bit difficult for me to understand. Some parts are relatively unfamiliar. I need to find more related books to read.
Find time to watch it a second time
Not bad, in-depth yet easy to understand.
From a popular science perspective, it's not bad.
A meaningful book, but unfortunately not many people read it
The structure is clear, the content is complete, and it is easy to understand!
It's a bit boring to read, but overall it's very good, and it describes these mainstream religions objectively and truly.
This book made me aware of different religions in the world and increased my knowledge. I really like a sentence in it - "You are that, and apart from you there is no other seer, hearer, thinker or doer." ("Upanishad")
It broadens my horizons. However, I still don't understand some parts. It's still a bit difficult for me to understand. Some parts are relatively unfamiliar. I need to find more related books to read. Find time to watch it a second time
Not bad, in-depth yet easy to understand.
From a popular science perspective, it's not bad.
A meaningful book, but unfortunately not many people read it
The structure is clear, the content is complete, and it is easy to understand!
It's a bit boring to read, but overall it's very good, and it describes these mainstream religions objectively and truly.