A brief history of the two literatures

Brief history of religions Author: Richard Holloway Translator: Mahasen Abdul Qader A short introduction to the history of religions, and an important reference for researchers on this topic, as it contains many important pieces of information about the religions of the world, and also a book characterized by boldness, excitement, and intellectual enjoyment. The book was published by Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyah, translated by Dr. Mahasen Abdul Qader, as part of books on history and various distinguished religions. Overview of Brief History of Religions In Brief History of Religions, Richard Holloway provides the reader with a broader perspective on religion as an idea and human behavior towards or according to religion. This is achieved through the historical dimension of religions and their geographical spread. The book offers through its chapters glimpses into different religions: from India to the New World, from hundreds of years before the Christian era until the late twentieth century. Quotes from Brief History of Religions We humans cannot help but wonder about our existence and the place we came from. Who created the universe? And when we die, is there another world? And what will it be like? Questions like these occupied human thought throughout the ages and across the entire world. Jesus used to say that the institution claiming to represent God can easily become enemies of God because it values its systems more than the love of God. The message of Muhammad was particularly attractive to the poor, because they were the ones robbed by traders who run the holy place and sell idols.