The book begins by establishing a framework using semiotics, religious studies, and art history. It then progresses to case studies, delving into specific symbols such as the cross in Christianity and the Om in Hinduism, tracing their historical trajectories and varied interpretations.
Drawing from archaeological findings, religious texts, and anthropological studies, the book adopts a comparative approach, highlighting both the unique characteristics of individual symbols and the common threads that connect them across diverse cultural contexts. By understanding this symbolic language, readers can foster intercultural understanding and promote religious tolerance, gaining a deeper appreciation for the diversity of human spiritual experience.
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