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A Story

A Story

C, Zoli

Paperback

Comparative ReligionGeneral World History

ISBN10: 163135647X
ISBN13: 9781631356476
Publisher: Strategic Book Pub
Published: Feb 9 2015
Pages: 310
Weight: 1.01
Height: 0.70 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

From the Introduction to the book:


This book is a story about life and religion. All the facts in here are verifiable. We begin with religion because we need to know how religion started and developed, and where it is today. We invent our gods, learn to believe in them, and worship them. All religion is from the same place, and it's based in the same truth. The Koran states that Oneness is Allah, the Bible says God is one, and the Torah agrees there is only one Supreme Being. Every one of the major religions of today agrees on this central idea. The Bible and the Torah are mainly stories, while the Vedas of Hinduism and the book of Zoroastrianism are mostly collections of poetry. The Koran is a little story mixed with many warnings for the non-believer. The Torah and the Bible begin the story of Creation with the Word (or Sound), the Koran begins Creation with Light that included a Sound, and the Vedas of Hinduism say the Sun God spoke everything into being. The major religions of this day all agree on another point. Or, are they copies of each other?

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