The Penguin Dictionary Of Religions

The Penguin Dictionary of Religions (1987) by John R. Hinnells – Penguin Books
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John R. Hinnells’ Penguin Dictionary of Religions (1987) is your one-stop, alphabetised tour through the divine, the doctrinal, and the downright obscure. From Zoroastrian fire temples to Zen meditation, this chunky reference tome covers beliefs, rituals, sects, scriptures, and schisms with academic rigour and just enough British restraint.

Perfect for pub quizzes, theological arguments, or impressing strangers with your ability to explain Jainism on the fly. Our copy? Let’s say it’s spiritually well-travelled — creased, foxed, and with a binding that may or may not survive the Apocalypse.

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