Encyclopaedia Of Religion And Ethics (Volume Vii)

A landmark in early 20th century scholarship Encyclopaedia Of Religion And Ethics (Volume VII) by James Hastings stands as a gateway to the world's spiritual and moral traditions. Every page invites curiosity. This essential religious studies volume explores comparative religion topics and ethical philosophy analysis with clarity and depth offering both a sweeping overview and focused insights into the beliefs and practices that have shaped civilisations.Crafted for academic researchers and theology students alike Hastings' encyclopaedia of religion is more than a reference book - it is a living resource for anyone seeking understanding across faiths and philosophies. With its rigorous approach and historical perspective the volume illuminates the diversity of religious traditions making it invaluable for those interested in historical religious studies or tracing the evolution of ethical thought. The breadth of themes and meticulous scholarship reflect the enduring value of James Hastings' works and the multi-volume religious series he envisioned.Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to the mysteries of belief or a collector seeking a cultural treasure this restored classic offers a window into the intellectual heart of humanity's search for meaning.