This landmark work of comparative religion explores the teachings of Jesus in the context of contemporary intellectual and philosophical debates. It examines themes such as love, salvation, and the nature of God, drawing on sources as diverse as Buddhist philosophy, Hindu mythology, and modern psychology. With its nuanced approach to religious studies, this book is an essential resource for scholars and readers of all backgrounds.

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