Chapter VIII: Introduction: Scientific Theology and the Comparative Study of Religions

I. The Sources and Nature of Religious Truth.
II. Supernatural Beings, Good and Bad.
III. The Soul: its Nature, Origin, and Destiny.
IV. Sin and Suffering: Salvation and Redemption.
V. Religious Practices.
VI. The Emotional Attitudes and Religious Ideals.
Appendices; Maps; Illustrations; Bibliography; and Index.

This volume is meant to be a systematic introduction to the subject. Much of the technical detail being in the form of notes the book is thus adapted to the general reader as well as to the needs of students.

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_In preparation_

An important volume of Essays on

THE DOCTRINE OF KARMA

By

Representatives of the different great religions.

The purpose of the volume is to present for comparison the views of certain writers of distinction from the different religions upon the theory that the suffering and happiness of the individual is due solely to his own action, past or present.

_Some Contributors_

Shams-ul-Ulama J. J. Modi, C. I. E., Ph. D.
The Very Rev. Hastings Rashdall, D. Lit; D.C.L.
S. Khuda Buksch, M. A., B. C. L., (Oxon.)
Champat Rai Jain, Author of _The Key of Knowledge_
Israel Abrahams, D. Lit.
Alban G. Widgery M. A. (Cantab.)

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_In preparation by Various Scholars_

A BUDDHIST BIBLIOGRAPHY

CONTENTS

_Preface._

_Introduction._