Health, Healing, and Religion: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
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Health, Healing, and Religion: A Cross-Cultural Perspective

by David R. Kinsley

Religion Health Anthropology
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Health, Healing, and Religion explores the connections between religious belief, cultural practices, and approaches to health and healing. With its cross-cultural perspective, the book provides a thoughtful introduction to the diverse ways societies understand illness, recovery, and well-being.

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Health, Healing, and Religion examines the relationship between religious belief and approaches to health and healing.

Using a cross-cultural perspective, the book considers how different societies understand illness, recovery, and well-being.

It offers readers a framework for exploring the cultural and religious dimensions of healing practices and experiences.

Written by David R. Kinsley, this work is suited to readers interested in health, religion, and cross-cultural studies.

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