Religions of China: The World as a Living System
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Religions of China: The World as a Living System

by Daniel E. Overmyer

History Religion Philosophy
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An introduction to China's major religious traditions and their shared view of the world as a living, interconnected system.

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Religions of China explores the major spiritual traditions that have shaped Chinese culture and society.

The book presents these traditions as part of a broader worldview that sees the universe as a living, interconnected system.

Readers gain insight into how religious beliefs influence daily life, ethics, and social structures in China.

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