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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Religion and Trade in Ancient Eurasia,y partnership with settled civilization that lasted for well over 2,500 years, until the present century when “modernizing” governments began forcibly resettling nomadic groups and bringing their age-old way of life to an end.

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Buddhism and the Silk Road, “Enlightened One.”. A spiritual reformer who sought a “Middle Path” between worldliness and asceticism, the Buddha preached a message based on Four Noble Truths: that life is suffering, that there is a cause of that suffering, namely, desire, that there is a way to end suffering, and that the way i

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Ecumenical Mischief,ruler’s title, Gür-khan, as “Prester John” (Syriac: Yuhanan) and developed the myth of a Christian king from the East who would come to join forces with them in the Holy Land and help to crush Islam there.. This myth was to persist for nearly two centuries, as the persona of Prester John came optimi

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Epilogue: The Religion of the Market, André Gunder Frank, Jerry Bentley, and others have demonstrated that the Eurocentric view—according to which world systems supposedly first emerged with the European “discoveries” of the fifteenth century—is excessively narrow. And this book has sought to make the case that for as long as global ne

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