History of Religion
Dec 2016 · Is There a God? Book 2 · EnCognitive.com
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The truth about god shall set your life free.
“History of Religion”, the second book in the series “Is There a God?” discusses the history of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Chapters include,
Chapter 1: The Abrahamic Religions
Chapter 2: History of Judaism
Chapter 3: History of Christianity
Chapter 4: History of Islam
Chapter 5: Reasons People Are Religious
Chapter 6: Religion: Business, Politics, and War
Chapter 7: Terminologies and Notations
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mike k
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26 January 2018
I would have given it a 5star rating but the book is a little repetitive all the way through. And I'm sure it's really meant to emphasize the importance of his thoughts on the matter. Recommended read for anyone wanting to gain a better understanding of spirituality and/vs common sense
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Shaurya Thapa
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7 March 2017
Brilliant research. A gripping read. This book deserves more popularity. Yes, religion has led to more wars and instability indeed rather than that blessed peace which we expect God to ensure..
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Ryan Thompson
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8 April 2018
Read the sample, childish with an atheist POV, which fine but don't waste your time or money if you're looking for a non biased perspective.
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