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Published on: 2011-08-12
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In a scholarly and logical discourse, full of authentic references to the basic beliefs of major religions of the world, the author, Dr. Ramendra, ably explodes what he calls “the myth of unity of all religions”. 'The Myth of Unity of all Religions' was first published in print edition in 2003. It has been republished in several journals, including 'Humanist Outlook' (New Delhi), 'Indian Skeptic' (Tamilnadu), 'The Modern Rationalist' (Chennai), 'The Radical Humanist' (Mumbai) and 'Understanding Sikhism' (Canada). “Attempts have been made by several religious thinkers to synthesize various religions in order to remove the conflict among them. It has been maintained by some that (i) all religions are basically the same, and there is a “rock bottom unity” among all religions; (ii) that all religions are true, and (iii) that different religions are paths leading to the same goal, and so on. This view, though well-intentioned, is a myth. I propose to call it “the myth of the unity of all religions” and the purpose of my essay is to explode this myth.” “No two religions share all their fundamental beliefs. If they did, they would not have remained two separate religions. Therefore, there is no rock-bottom unity among different religions. Instead, what we find is conflicting truth-claims and discord.” — Dr. Ramendra The Romantic Appeal of Joseph Campbell - religion-online.org Of all the charges that Brendan Gill lodged in the New York Review of Books (September 28 1989) against the heretofore sacrosanct Joseph Campbell the most stinging ... Religion - Wikipedia Etymology and history of the concept of religion Religion. Religion (from O.Fr. religion "religious community" from L. religionem (nom. religio) "respect for what is ... Religion: An Overview of the World's Religions - Theology An Overview of the World's Religions. Introduction. It should be kept in mind at all times that no religion is monolithic. The summaries that follow are just that ... What do all religions have in common? - HubPages GREAT QUESTION! The thing ALL religions have in common is people. People looking for answers. People looking for a connection to something greater than themselves. Christianity Britannica.com A second element of the faith tradition of Christianity with rare exceptions is a plan of salvation or redemption. That is to say the believers in the church ... Summary of Native American Religions - are.as.wvu.edu The history of American religions is dominated by the presence of Christianity brought to the New World by European settlers. Columbus's discovery in 1492 marked the ... THE MYTH OF THE GODDESS - Anne Baring's Website The Myth of The Goddess; Evolution of an Image Anne Baring and Jules Cashford . Viking 1991 and Penguin Arkana 1992 Siruela Madrid 2005 (Spanish ... RELIGIONS - Aren't all religions basically the same ... A ll religions are not the sameBiblical Christianity is absolutely unique among all the religions and philosophies of mankind. Its claim to be necessary for ... Celtic Myth and Moonlight Sacred Paths This page about various sacred paths provides information on Asatru Celticism. Druidry Paganism Shamanism Spirituality Wicca Witchcraft and more. As time ... Monotheism - Wikipedia While all adherents of the Abrahamic religions consider themselves to be monotheists Judaism does not consider Christianity to be monotheistic recognizing only ...
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