This cool, clear-sighted comparative study has no theological axe to grind. It offers a trusty thematic guide to the figureheads of three of the largest religions in the world.
The comparative approach is descriptive and even-handed, highlighting both similarities and differences across a range of major areas.
The thematic chapters cover: early life, followers, the core message, political attitudes, relations with women, and death.
The engaging writing and descriptive approach make this an ideal text for students, instructors and general readers.
The comparative approach is descriptive and even-handed, highlighting both similarities and differences across a range of major areas.
The thematic chapters cover: early life, followers, the core message, political attitudes, relations with women, and death.
The engaging writing and descriptive approach make this an ideal text for students, instructors and general readers.
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