Ancient Faiths And ModernThomas Inman's 'Ancient Faiths And Modern' is a groundbreaking exploration of the connections between ancient religious beliefs and contemporary practices. Inman delves into various faiths from around the world, including Egyptian, Greek, and Hindu traditions, shedding light on the enduring influence these beliefs have on modern society. Written in a scholarly yet accessible style, the book provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of religious thought and its impact on cultural norms. Inman's meticulous research and insightful analysis make 'Ancient Faiths And Modern' a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of religion and society. The book also reflects Inman's deep understanding of comparative religion and his commitment to promoting religious tolerance and understanding. Through his work, Inman challenges readers to reconsider their own beliefs and assumptions, inviting them to explore the rich tapestry of religious diversity that shapes our world today. 'Ancient Faiths And Modern' is a thought-provoking and enlightening journey through the timeless truths that continue to shape human experience. |
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... knowledge of natural history. To such an extent was this symbolism, to which we refer, carried, that the sexual idea of the Creator at last pervaded, to a greater or less degree, all forms of worship, and gradually degraded them deeper ...
... knowledge of natural history. To such an extent was this symbolism, to which we refer, carried, that the sexual idea of the Creator at last pervaded, to a greater or less degree, all forms of worship, and gradually degraded them deeper ...
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... knowledge, the writings, and the form of worship amongst the Jews after they had come into contact with the Babylonians, Persians, and Greeks; and we adverted to the fact that the laws of the Persians, and those of him, whom we would ...
... knowledge, the writings, and the form of worship amongst the Jews after they had come into contact with the Babylonians, Persians, and Greeks; and we adverted to the fact that the laws of the Persians, and those of him, whom we would ...
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... knowledge comes the very important consideration, how far Christian ideas, which are founded upon Pagan fancies, can be regarded as Divine. This, again, involves the question, how far Jesus, who had not penetration enough to discover ...
... knowledge comes the very important consideration, how far Christian ideas, which are founded upon Pagan fancies, can be regarded as Divine. This, again, involves the question, how far Jesus, who had not penetration enough to discover ...
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... knowledge. By this means it appeared to me, that we should be enabled to see clearly, how far the current belief and practice of Christendom differs from the doctrines and practices of those to whom Christianity could never, by any ...
... knowledge. By this means it appeared to me, that we should be enabled to see clearly, how far the current belief and practice of Christendom differs from the doctrines and practices of those to whom Christianity could never, by any ...
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... knowledge of the decalogue. To prevent reiteration of this observation, let us consider for a moment, the chief if not the main cause, of the reverence given to the father, and, more rarely, to the mother in the economy of human life ...
... knowledge of the decalogue. To prevent reiteration of this observation, let us consider for a moment, the chief if not the main cause, of the reverence given to the father, and, more rarely, to the mother in the economy of human life ...
Contents
CHAPTER IV | |
CHAPTER V | |
CHAPTER VI | |
CHAPTER VII | |
Ancient Faiths And Modern | |
CHAPTER VIII | |
CHAPTER IX | |
CHAPTER X | |
APPENDIX 27th March 1875 | |
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