Why is it worth reading the series "World Religions"? The study of religion teaches us more about how various aspects of human life - politics, science, literature, art, law, economics - continue to be shaped by changing religious concepts. For example, the concept of good and evil, salvation and punishment, and others. By studying different religious doctrines, rituals, stories, and scriptures, it becomes understandable how different communities of believers, in the East and West, have used their religious traditions to shape, maintain, and transform themselves. The study of religion influences our perception of different cultures. Religion surrounds everyday life and the study of religions is likely to increase understanding of global complexity. Additionally, cultural sensitivity is enhanced. Religion and culture are two interrelated subjects. Throughout the world, human history has been influenced by religious ideas, religious institutions, religious arts, religious laws, and religious commitments. Furthermore, international, national, and local politics are influenced by religious ideas and religious sentiments. In this way, the interaction of religion with all these aspects of the world becomes perceptible. Finally, big questions are answered. Whether you believe that religion has played a positive or negative role in history, it is an undeniable fact that since the beginning of time, people have been involved in activities that today we call religion, prayer, and rituals, thus marking significant passages of life and answering fundamental questions. The series "World Religions" consists of 6 volumes. Specifically, it includes: The Holy Quran, The Great Mystics by Edward Schure, The Bible - Truth through Excavations by Silberman Neil Asher and Finkelstein Israel, The Revelation of John by Rudolf Steiner, Buddha, Confucius. Get the series "World Religions", a valuable guide for every thinking citizen of the 21st century, and understand the dynamics that govern our small and complex world!