religion

Chronicles the United States' struggle to fulfill the promise of its founding ideals by accepting and encouraging religious diversity.

Explores how differing views of God and the role he plays in daily life have separated Americans throughout history, despite the fact that more than ninety-five percent of Americans believe in God.

Offers an English translation of the "Tao Te Ching," the primary book of the Taoist religion.

Chronological guide to the principle theoretical ideas of the great thinkers of China, India, Japan, Korea, and the world of Islam, including a list of major works, and explanation of significant ideas and theories, for each entry.

Factual information about the history, doctrines, and organization of more than 225 religious bodies is arranged alphabetically by denomination. Includes statistical data.

Presents both sides in an interpretation of cults in America.