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There is an exquisite diversity and beauty that can be found in the 'Sacred Paths' people choose to walk. This is a book that explores those paths. Women and men from a broad range of faiths, from Buddhism to Bahai, Christian to Pagan, Jewish Rabbi to Muslim, are asked five essentials questions; What Is God? What Is Faith? What Is 'Evil'? What Is Contemplation? And finally, What Happens When We Die? Sacred Paths is a work within the Inter-faith/Pluralism genre, tapping into the growing interest in dialogue between faiths, and an exploration of the similarities, as well as the differences,…mehr

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There is an exquisite diversity and beauty that can be found in the 'Sacred Paths' people choose to walk. This is a book that explores those paths. Women and men from a broad range of faiths, from Buddhism to Bahai, Christian to Pagan, Jewish Rabbi to Muslim, are asked five essentials questions; What Is God? What Is Faith? What Is 'Evil'? What Is Contemplation? And finally, What Happens When We Die? Sacred Paths is a work within the Inter-faith/Pluralism genre, tapping into the growing interest in dialogue between faiths, and an exploration of the similarities, as well as the differences, between the world's religions. "Your sacred space is where you can find yourself again and again." Joseph Campbell

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Adrian Gibb was born in East London, South Africa, his family emigrating to Australia in 1978 and settling in Brisbane. In 2004 Adrian completed a Masters degree in Studies in Religion and is currently a PhD student within the school of History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics at the University of Queensland. He is a passionate advocate for inter-faith dialogue and pluralistic fellowship. ,