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Gateway to World Religions
Asiapac Editorial Board | Asiapac Books

Gateway to World Religions

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This book is a perfect introduction to the diverse tapestry of world religions. It provides a comprehensive overview of the core beliefs, values, and practices of 12 major religions, helping readers understand and appreciate the similarities and differences between them. Whether you are a curious individual exploring different faiths or someone seeking to promote inter-religious understanding, this book will be your gateway to a deeper appreciation of the rich and diverse spiritual traditions that shape our world.
Still Travelling
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Edwin Thumboo | Ethos Books

Still Travelling

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"Still Travelling" could resonate with you if you appreciate poetry that delves into the intricacies of cultural identity and the human experience. Edwin Thumboo's eloquent verse invites you on a reflective journey through vivid landscapes and personal introspection. It's a read that offers both literary finesse and a heartfelt exploration of belonging.