Titlebook: Religions of the Silk Road; Premodern Patterns o Richard Foltz Book 2010Latest edition Richard Foltz 2010 Buddhism.globalization.Islam.reli

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Buddhism and the Silk Road,ight concentration. In contrast to a localized approach to religion that seems to have pertained in ancient human societies, the Buddha taught that his analysis was universal, that it was true for all people everywhere regardless of their culture.

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A Melting Pot No More,in religious presence throughout Central Asia, reaching even the last holdouts of steppe paganism among the Turkic nomads. By the sixteenth century the religious melting pot into which the Silk Road had continuously poured its various influences, was no more.