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Tables of Contents for The Routledge Dictionary of Religious and Spiritual Quotations
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
1
1
What is Religion?
1
1
The Origins of Religion
2
3
I. Religious Forms
Non-Scriptural Religions
5
1
Historical Religions
6
1
Monotheism
7
1
Polytheism
8
1
Dualism --- Twin Gods
8
1
Pantheism --- Monism
9
2
Animism --- Mana
11
1
Totemism
12
1
Taboo
13
1
Magic
14
1
Witchcraft
15
1
Superstition
16
1
Atheism and Irreligion
17
1
Agnosticism and Humanism
18
2
Dogmatism
20
1
Syncretism --- Mingling
20
2
Relations between Religions
22
3
II. The Supernatural
God
25
1
Gods
26
2
Goddesses
28
1
Angels
29
1
Spirits
29
1
Demons and Devils
30
1
Spirit-Possession and Exorcism
31
2
III. The Nature of God
Being
33
1
Transcendence
34
1
Immanence
35
1
Incarnation --- Avatar
36
1
Triads and Trinity
37
1
Creator
38
1
Parent
39
1
Spirit
40
1
Light
40
1
Almighty
41
1
Omniscience
41
1
Goodness and Grace
42
1
Compassion and Mercy
43
1
Divine Love
44
1
Providence
45
1
Predestination and Fate
46
2
IV. The Universe
In the Beginning
48
1
Creation
49
1
Nature
50
2
The First Human Beings
52
1
Primeval Flood
53
1
The Last Days
54
1
New Worlds
55
2
V. Humanity
Human Nature
57
1
The Human Body
58
2
Soul and Spirit
60
2
VI. The Sacred
Places
62
1
Symbols and Images
63
1
Relics
63
1
Holy Days
64
1
Festivals
65
1
Iconoclasm
66
1
VII. Sacred Persons
Charisma
67
1
Prophets
68
1
Shamans
69
1
Teachers and Gurus
70
1
Saints
71
1
Martyrs
72
1
Priests and Clergy
73
1
Preachers
74
1
Monks and Nuns
74
2
VIII. Sacred Words
Myths and Legends
76
1
Revelation
77
1
Scriptures
78
1
Belief
79
1
Creeds
80
2
IX. Sacred Actions
Worship
82
1
Liturgy and Ritual
83
1
Sacrifice and Sacrament
84
1
Music
85
3
X. Spirituality
Religious Experience
88
1
Mysticism
89
1
Salvation and Conversion
90
1
Piety and Holiness
91
1
Devotion and Communion
92
1
Miracles
93
1
Visions
94
2
Dreams
96
2
XI. Spiritual Exercises
Prayer
98
1
Prayer for the Dead
99
1
Meditation
100
2
Yoga and Zen
102
1
Asceticism and World-Denial
102
1
Fasting
103
1
Pilgrimage
104
2
XII. Religious Community
People
106
1
Church
107
1
Orthodoxy and Establishment
108
2
Schism, Sects and Reform
110
2
Persecution
112
1
Toleration
113
1
Proselytization and Missions
114
2
Unity and Ecumenism
116
1
Decline of Religion
117
1
Renewal of Religion
118
1
Education and Teaching
119
1
Care of the Sick
120
2
XIII. Religious Philosophy
Philosophy
122
1
Reason and Mind
123
1
Questions and Speculation
124
2
Science
126
1
Suffering
127
1
Freewill
128
1
Doubt
129
1
Proofs of God
130
2
XIV. Virtue and the Good
Lists of Virtues
132
1
The Right
133
1
Duty
134
1
Truth and Wisdom
135
1
Beauty and Art
136
1
Justice
137
1
Goodness and Mercy
138
1
Faith
139
1
Hope
140
1
Charity
141
1
Love
142
2
XV. Morality
The Way
144
1
The Golden Rule
145
1
Commandments
145
1
Conscience
146
1
Individual Behaviour
147
1
Karma
148
1
Evil and Sin
148
1
Falsehood
149
1
Oaths
150
1
Pride, Envy and Theft
151
1
Drunkenness and Gambling
152
1
Killing
153
1
Suicide
153
1
Repentance and Confession
154
1
Forgiveness
155
1
Reconciliation and Atonement
155
2
XVI. Men and Women
Parents and Children
157
1
Widows and Orphans
158
1
Man
158
1
Woman
159
1
Marriage
160
1
Polygamy
161
1
Divorce
162
1
Sex
162
2
Contraception
164
1
Infidelity and Adultery
164
1
Prostitution
165
1
Celibacy
166
1
Homosexuality
166
2
XVII. Society
Social Behaviour
168
1
The State and Rulers
169
2
Capital Punishment
171
1
War
172
2
Peace
174
1
Property
175
1
Riches
175
2
Poverty
177
1
Usury and Trade
178
1
Slavery
179
2
Class and Race
181
1
Almsgiving
182
1
Strangers
182
1
Animals
183
2
XVIII. Last Things
Death
185
2
Judgement
187
1
Purgatory
188
1
Heaven
189
1
Hell
190
1
The Dead
191
2
Ghosts and Apparitions
193
1
Life after Death and Immortality
194
2
Rebirth, Reincarnation and Transmigration
196
1
Resurrection
197
1
Nirvana, Negation
198
1
Eternity
199
2
Text and Author Index
201
5
Subject Index
206