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Release Date: May 09, 2023

ISBN: 9781632280879

eISBN: 9781632281449

Little Book of World Religions: A Pocket Guide to Spiritual Beliefs and Practices

by Ross Dickinson

Religion flourishes around the globe in diverse forms, each uniquely fascinating and multifaceted, playing a central role in the lives of billions. From the five biggest faiths to the lesser-known creeds, this pocket guide offers an engaging introduction to world religions, exploring their history, beliefs, practices and personalities. Its a starting point for anyone seeking deeper understanding of humanity's spiritual side.

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About the author Ross Dickinson

Ross Dickinson is an author, ghostwriter, copy editor, proofreader and teacher. He runs Perfect English and can be found at perfectenglishonline.co.uk.

Books by Ross Dickinson

Little Book of World Religions: A Pocket Guide to Spiritual Beliefs and Practices

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