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YoungDemCA

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1. Christianity and Judaism

Reply to Htom Sirveaux (Original post)

Sat Sep 13, 2014, 01:38 AM

Sep 2014

Mostly because I am interested in the historical, philosophical, cultural, and theological roots of the former, which naturally leads to more interest in the latter.

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If you have one "main" tradition that you are most interested in, is there a second one...? [View all] Htom Sirveaux Sep 2014 OP

Christianity and Judaism YoungDemCA Sep 2014 #1

More later, okasha Sep 2014 #2

Marcus Aurelius and the Stoics. rug Sep 2014 #3

There are a number. AtheistCrusader Sep 2014 #4

I haven't read this particular book yet, but I know the author to be excellent: Htom Sirveaux Oct 2014 #10

Thanks, I think I'll pick that up. AtheistCrusader Oct 2014 #11

I'm primarily a Mormon but interested in Taoism and Zen Buddhism. el_bryanto Sep 2014 #5

Buddhism(1) and Hinduism(2). Manifestor_of_Light Oct 2014 #6

It's not exactly a second religion, okasha Oct 2014 #7

Ps--we unloaded the kiln today, okasha Oct 2014 #8

That's very cool. Htom Sirveaux Oct 2014 #9

actually, a kiln is very hot. kwassa Oct 2014 #12