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    Provides a comprehensive overview of religious diversity in the United States, from its historical roots to its contemporary manifestations. Jenkins explores the different ways that religious diversity has shaped American society and culture, and he argues that it key factor in understanding the country's present and future.
    This classic textbook provides a comprehensive overview of the world's major religions, including their beliefs, practices, and histories. Smith writes in a clear and accessible style, and he does an excellent job of comparing and contrasting the different religions. valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about religious diversity.
    Collection of primary source documents on religious pluralism in the United States. The documents include speeches, court cases, and other historical sources that provide a firsthand account of the challenges and opportunities that religious diversity has presented to American society.
    Provides a comparative overview of religion and society. Wilson examines the different ways that religion has shaped societies around the world, and he argues that religion key factor in understanding the social and cultural development of human societies.
    Provides an anthropological perspective on religion. Orsi examines the different ways that people experience and practice religion, and he argues that religion powerful force in shaping human lives and societies.
    Provides a sociological perspective on religion. Stark examines the different ways that religion affects society, and he argues that religion key factor in understanding social change.
    Provides a historical perspective on religion. Eliade examines the different ways that religion has developed over time, and he argues that religion key factor in understanding the human experience.
    Provides a look at the future of religion. Cox examines the different trends that are shaping the future of religion, and he argues that religion will continue to play a key role in human life.
    Examines the religious diversity found in the continent of Asia. The authors explore the many religions, philosophies, and spiritual practices that make up the rich tapestry of Asian religious heritage. They also discuss the challenges and opportunities that religious diversity poses for Asian societies.
    Examines the religious diversity found in Africa. The authors explore traditional African religions, Christianity, Islam, and other religious traditions that have shaped the continent's spiritual landscape. They also discuss the challenges and opportunities that religious diversity poses for African societies.
    Examines the religious diversity found in North America. The authors explore Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and other religious traditions that have shaped the continent's spiritual landscape. They also discuss the challenges and opportunities that religious diversity poses for North American societies.
    This Pulitzer Prize-winning book explores the economic and technological factors that led to the rise of Europe and the decline of China in the early modern period.
    This Nobel Prize-winning economist analyzes the economic policies that have contributed to the rapid economic growth of East Asian countries in recent decades.
    This influential book examines the potential futures of Asia and argues for a more just and equitable development path.
    This timely book explores the geopolitical tensions in the South China Sea and their implications for regional stability.
    This thought-provoking book analyzes the implications of China's rise for the global order and argues that a new Confucian-influenced world order is emerging.
    This collection of sayings and teachings from the ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius provides a foundation for Confucian thought and ethics.

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