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Detail of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara (Guanyin). Korean, Goryeo period, ca. 1220 to 1285
Smithsonian Museum
Welcome to Introduction to World Religions
A study of religious knowledge and the phenomena of religion from a philosophical standpoint. The course considers explanations for religious behavior, some central issues in religious belief, and the values and goals of religious systems. Various world religions provide specific data for these topics
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Jeffrey Brodd et al., Invitation to World Religions, 3rd edition (Oxford University Press) ISBN: 978-0190690816
You need the 3rd edition, as it contains material not in the previous editions
