Discovering God: The Origins of the Great Religions and the Evolution of BeliefHarper Collins, 17 ÁÕ.¤. 2009 - 498 ˹éÒ Winner of the 2008 Christianity Today Award of Merit in Theology/Ethics The History of God In Discovering God, award-winning sociologist Rodney Stark presents a monumental history of the origins of the great religions from the Stone Age to the Modern Age and wrestles with the central questions of religion and belief. |
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... Hence, religion matters only as it is the focus of human activities, es- pecially of organized activities devoted to religious purposes: the history of religion involves not only the discovery of God, but the evolution of specialized ...
... Hence, religion matters only as it is the focus of human activities, es- pecially of organized activities devoted to religious purposes: the history of religion involves not only the discovery of God, but the evolution of specialized ...
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... Hence, all conflicts and disputes among these caste groups take the form of religious conflicts, thus energizing the religious loyalty and participation of individual members in each group. Put another way, the primary social cleavages ...
... Hence, all conflicts and disputes among these caste groups take the form of religious conflicts, thus energizing the religious loyalty and participation of individual members in each group. Put another way, the primary social cleavages ...
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... Hence, Müller is considered the leader of the Naturism “school.” Although most Naturists were Germans, Müller spent most of his adult life at Oxford, rising to be a Professor and Fellow of All Souls. He was perhaps “the first 'celebrity ...
... Hence, Müller is considered the leader of the Naturism “school.” Although most Naturists were Germans, Müller spent most of his adult life at Oxford, rising to be a Professor and Fellow of All Souls. He was perhaps “the first 'celebrity ...
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... Hence, humans (and all other things, since they, too, appear in dreams) are believed to be inhabited by a second identity, a spirit. In the case of the dead, the separation has become permanent, the life forces having departed with the ...
... Hence, humans (and all other things, since they, too, appear in dreams) are believed to be inhabited by a second identity, a spirit. In the case of the dead, the separation has become permanent, the life forces having departed with the ...
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... rites often do engender intense feelings of group solidarity. Finally, even Freud joined the consensus that all human societies have religion. Hence, the most fundamental of all questions Gods in Primitive Societies 37.
... rites often do engender intense feelings of group solidarity. Finally, even Freud joined the consensus that all human societies have religion. Hence, the most fundamental of all questions Gods in Primitive Societies 37.
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