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Historical Atlas of the Religions of the World 

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Here is the most extensive historical atlas of religion ever published. Sixty­ five maps, including material never before mapped, portray practically everything which conceivably lends itself to cartographic interpretation. Maps illustrate the origins and dis­tribution of religions, the movement of religions, and the locations of sacred cities, sites, and temples. Also highlighting the material are numer­ous photographs and drawings.

Enlightening essays in Historical Atlas of the Religions of the World are written by scholars who are be­lievers in the religions about which they write. These essays present the history of each religion, its growth and interaction with space and time, and the relation of one religion to an­other.

 Colorful and fascinating religions presented are:


  1.  Religions of the Past The Ancient Near East: Mesopotamia ·

  2. The Ancient Near East: Egypt The Ancient Near East: Canaan ­Phoenicia ·

  3. Greece and Rome Shamanism Amerindian Religions Localized Religions Traditional Religions in Africa Hinduism·

  4. Jainism Sikhism Confucianism and Taoism Shinto ·

  5. Dispersed Ethnic Religions Zoroastrianism · 

  6. Universal Religions of the Present Theravada Buddhism Mahayana Buddhism (China) Mahayana Buddhism (Japan) Christianity,Islam·

  7. Maps representing original carto­graphic treatments include: Stimulants and Narcotics in Reli­gious Use · Indigenous Chinese Religions Japan: Places of Religious Impor­tance ·

  8. Places Associated with the Lives of Leading Jewish Rabbis, Theolo­gians, and Writers on Judaism (Sixth Century C.E. to the Pres­ent) Jewish Emigration from Eastern and Central Europe 1881-1939 Christianity in the New World to the Middle of the Eighteenth Century.

  9. Muslim Rule and Influence from the Second Half of the Thir­teenth Century C.E. ·

  10. Islamic Schools of Law, Sects, and Reform Movements · Spread of Orthodox Law Schools Islam, Culture, and the State.