Australian essays in world religions / edited and with an Introduction by Victor C. Hayes.

By:

Hayes, Victor C. , ed

Material type:

TextPublication details: Bedford Park, South Australia : The Australian Association for the Study of Religions, c1977.Description: 128 p. ; 21 cmISBN:

0908083009

Subject(s):

RELIGIONS -- AUSTRALIA

LOC classification:

BL 80.2 A79 1977

Contents:

1. The study of Australian folk religion: some theoretical and practical problems-- 2. Primal religions and their study-- 3. New religions movements in primal-- 4. Institutionalized spirit possession and healing rites in a Balinese village-- 5. Some early anticipations of the Gandhian interpretation of the Bhagavad-gita-- 6. Samsara is Nirvana: a key to Buddhist philosophy-- 7. Sacred and secular in China-- 8. Toward a positive marxist critique of religion-- 9. The religious construction of meaning: Christianity and Buddhism as 'problem-solvers'-- 10. The place of the visual in the teaching of religion

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1. The study of Australian folk religion: some theoretical and practical problems--
2. Primal religions and their study--
3. New religions movements in primal--
4. Institutionalized spirit possession and healing rites in a Balinese village--
5. Some early anticipations of the Gandhian interpretation of the Bhagavad-gita--
6. Samsara is Nirvana: a key to Buddhist philosophy--
7. Sacred and secular in China--
8. Toward a positive marxist critique of religion--
9. The religious construction of meaning: Christianity and Buddhism as 'problem-solvers'--
10. The place of the visual in the teaching of religion

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