Reza Aslan’s God: A Human History delves into the ways humans have imagined and interacted with the divine throughout history. Drawing from anthropology, theology, and religious studies, Aslan examines how ancient civilizations personified gods and how these perceptions have evolved across cultures. He explores the implications of seeing God in human terms and challenges readers to reconsider their understanding of spirituality and divinity. Written with scholarly depth and narrative flair, the book invites readers to reflect on the universal quest to comprehend the divine and its enduring impact on human history and society.
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God: a Human History
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In God: A Human History, Reza Aslan explores humanity’s evolving conception of God. Blending history, religion, and anthropology, he examines how cultures have personified the divine, shaping the spiritual narratives that influence human civilizations.
| Format | Paperback |
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| Author | Reza Aslan |
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