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Most devoted Christians know more than a little bit about the Christian faith  whether we learned it from our family, from Sunday school, or from the Bible. But  knowing about other faiths (such as Hinduism) can provide unique insights into  what we as Christians believe and why we believe it.
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Hinduism

A three-session study for adults on Hinduism--a religion and a culture rolled into one.
   
Author: Rebecca Blair Young
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Publication Date: 7/21/2010
Type: Adult Study
Session(s): 3
Product Type: Internet Download
Code: TC0401
Price: $14.00

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  • There's a great old saying that asks, "What does he know of England who only England knows?" The same concept holds true for Christians. Knowledge of other cultures and other faiths inform our own knowledge about the Christian faith to which we are committed. In this three-session study for adults we delve into the fascinating world of Hinduism, the third-largest religion in the world.

    In the first session we'll work to understand the history and some of the commonalties across the broad spectrum of Hindu beliefs and practices. Although, because the history itself is shrouded in mystery, there may be many questions left unanswered about the hows and whys of Hinduism's founding.

    In the second session we'll explore the basic outline of Hindu scriptures. Since Hinduism does not have a single dogma or set of beliefs, their scriptures become the primary binding element of the religious tradition's many diverse groups. Therefore, to understand something about these texts is essential to understanding the Hindu theology, philosophy, and spiritual tenets that have guided them for centuries.

    Finally, we'll round out the three-session study with a look at how contemporary adherents of Hinduism practice their faith, including where they live, the divisions within Hinduism, and their basic ideas. The session also looks at the influence of Hinduism on American culture in order to encourage a deeper understanding about Hindus and their faith that goes beyond the clichés prevalent in the media.

     
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