The Encyclopedia of Religions is a monumental journey into one of the most powerful forces in human history: humanity’s search for the sacred, the Creator, meaning, morality, consciousness and our place within the architecture of existence. It is also a visionary exploration of how spiritual inheritance can shape the next transformation of civilization.
Across thousands of years, religion has shaped civilizations, cultures, laws, philosophy, education, art, architecture and the moral imagination of generations. They preserve profound reflections on life and death, justice, compassion, responsibility and creation, reaching well beyond temples and scriptures into the ethical architecture of civilization.
This encyclopedia follows that extraordinary story from humanity’s first encounter with mystery, mortality, nature and the heavens through sacred symbols, rituals, moral consciousness, spiritual communities, temples, scriptures and the major religious traditions of history. It explores enduring questions about the Creator, the invisible world, consciousness, good and evil, suffering, hope, eternity and existence. But its horizon is not the past—its horizon is the future.
Humanity is entering an age in which artificial intelligence, advanced science, biotechnology, renewable energy, robotics and planetary technologies are expanding human capability at extraordinary speed. Civilization simultaneously faces immense challenges involving climate, biodiversity, water, food, energy and resilience. Science reveals mechanisms, technology provides tools and capital accelerates transformation, but none alone answers the deepest question: what should humanity build, and for what purpose?
That question places moral and spiritual intelligence at the center of the regenerative future.
The $30 trillion green economy blueprint represents a vision of civilization in which prosperity and planetary restoration become complementary rather than opposing goals. Clean energy, regenerative agriculture, secure water, advanced green materials, circular industry, biodiversity restoration, sustainable cities and intelligent technologies can become foundations of an economy designed not merely to extract wealth from nature, but to create lasting prosperity while strengthening the systems that sustain life.
Religion can become a major moral force within this transformation. A regenerative economy requires more than technological innovation and financial investment. It requires values capable of defining stewardship, justice, compassion, responsibility and the value of life. The world’s spiritual traditions contain vast reservoirs of ethical thought that can help humanity reconsider its relationship with nature, resources, communities and future generations. Their deepest teachings can contribute to a civilization in which economic power is guided by responsibility and technological capability is directed toward human and planetary flourishing.
The future therefore requires a synthesis of scientific intelligence, technological capability, economic creativity, ecological understanding and moral wisdom. Artificial intelligence can amplify knowledge. Renewable energy can transform industry. Regenerative agriculture can restore landscapes. Advanced materials can reduce resource pressure. Circular systems can transform waste into value. But civilization needs a compass as well as an engine: a vision of what prosperity is for and what responsibilities accompany extraordinary power.
At the heart of this publishing vision is Sahit Muja, a visionary Albanian-American entrepreneur, strategist, researcher, investor and author whose 30-year journey culminated in financing and architecting teams behind 22 interconnected encyclopedias comprising more than 1,250 books. This enterprise connects humanity’s knowledge with regenerative civilization and knowledge placed in service of life.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Encyclopedia of Religions is a monumental journey into one of the most powerful forces in human history: humanity's search for the sacred, the Creator, meaning, morality, consciousness and our place within the architecture of existence. It is also a visionary exploration of how spiritual inheritance can shape the next transformation of civilization.Across thousands of years, religion has shaped civilizations, cultures, laws, philosophy, education, art, architecture and the moral imagination of generations. They preserve profound reflections on life and death, justice, compassion, responsibility and creation, reaching well beyond temples and scriptures into the ethical architecture of civilization.This encyclopedia follows that extraordinary story from humanity's first encounter with mystery, mortality, nature and the heavens through sacred symbols, rituals, moral consciousness, spiritual communities, temples, scriptures and the major religious traditions of history. It explores enduring questions about the Creator, the invisible world, consciousness, good and evil, suffering, hope, eternity and existence. But its horizon is not the past-its horizon is the future.Humanity is entering an age in which artificial intelligence, advanced science, biotechnology, renewable energy, robotics and planetary technologies are expanding human capability at extraordinary speed. Civilization simultaneously faces immense challenges involving climate, biodiversity, water, food, energy and resilience. Science reveals mechanisms, technology provides tools and capital accelerates transformation, but none alone answers the deepest question: what should humanity build, and for what purpose?That question places moral and spiritual intelligence at the center of the regenerative future.The $30 trillion green economy blueprint represents a vision of civilization in which prosperity and planetary restoration become complementary rather than opposing goals. Clean energy, regenerative agriculture, secure water, advanced green materials, circular industry, biodiversity restoration, sustainable cities and intelligent technologies can become foundations of an economy designed not merely to extract wealth from nature, but to create lasting prosperity while strengthening the systems that sustain life.Religion can become a major moral force within this transformation. A regenerative economy requires more than technological innovation and financial investment. It requires values capable of defining stewardship, justice, compassion, responsibility and the value of life. The world's spiritual traditions contain vast reservoirs of ethical thought that can help humanity reconsider its relationship with nature, resources, communities and future generations. Their deepest teachings can contribute to a civilization in which economic power is guided by responsibility and technological capability is directed toward human and planetary flourishing.The future therefore requires a synthesis of scientific intelligence, technological capability, economic creativity, ecological understanding and moral wisdom. Artificial intelligence can amplify knowledge. Renewable energy can transform industry. Regenerative agriculture can restore landscapes. Advanced materials can reduce resource pressure. Circular systems can transform waste into value. But civilization needs a compass as well as an engine: a vision of what prosperity is for and what responsibilities accompany extraordinary power.At the heart of this publishing vision is Sahit Muja, a visionary Albanian-American entrepreneur, strategist, researcher, investor and author whose 30-year journey culminated in financing and architecting teams behind 22 interconnected encyclopedias comprising more than 1,250 books. This enterprise connects humanity's knowledge wit Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798170379835
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Encyclopedia of Religions is a monumental journey into one of the most powerful forces in human history: humanity's search for the sacred, the Creator, meaning, morality, consciousness and our place within the architecture of existence. It is also a visionary exploration of how spiritual inheritance can shape the next transformation of civilization.Across thousands of years, religion has shaped civilizations, cultures, laws, philosophy, education, art, architecture and the moral imagination of generations. They preserve profound reflections on life and death, justice, compassion, responsibility and creation, reaching well beyond temples and scriptures into the ethical architecture of civilization.This encyclopedia follows that extraordinary story from humanity's first encounter with mystery, mortality, nature and the heavens through sacred symbols, rituals, moral consciousness, spiritual communities, temples, scriptures and the major religious traditions of history. It explores enduring questions about the Creator, the invisible world, consciousness, good and evil, suffering, hope, eternity and existence. But its horizon is not the past-its horizon is the future.Humanity is entering an age in which artificial intelligence, advanced science, biotechnology, renewable energy, robotics and planetary technologies are expanding human capability at extraordinary speed. Civilization simultaneously faces immense challenges involving climate, biodiversity, water, food, energy and resilience. Science reveals mechanisms, technology provides tools and capital accelerates transformation, but none alone answers the deepest question: what should humanity build, and for what purpose?That question places moral and spiritual intelligence at the center of the regenerative future.The $30 trillion green economy blueprint represents a vision of civilization in which prosperity and planetary restoration become complementary rather than opposing goals. Clean energy, regenerative agriculture, secure water, advanced green materials, circular industry, biodiversity restoration, sustainable cities and intelligent technologies can become foundations of an economy designed not merely to extract wealth from nature, but to create lasting prosperity while strengthening the systems that sustain life.Religion can become a major moral force within this transformation. A regenerative economy requires more than technological innovation and financial investment. It requires values capable of defining stewardship, justice, compassion, responsibility and the value of life. The world's spiritual traditions contain vast reservoirs of ethical thought that can help humanity reconsider its relationship with nature, resources, communities and future generations. Their deepest teachings can contribute to a civilization in which economic power is guided by responsibility and technological capability is directed toward human and planetary flourishing.The future therefore requires a synthesis of scientific intelligence, technological capability, economic creativity, ecological understanding and moral wisdom. Artificial intelligence can amplify knowledge. Renewable energy can transform industry. Regenerative agriculture can restore landscapes. Advanced materials can reduce resource pressure. Circular systems can transform waste into value. But civilization needs a compass as well as an engine: a vision of what prosperity is for and what responsibilities accompany extraordinary power.At the heart of this publishing vision is Sahit Muja, a visionary Albanian-American entrepreneur, strategist, researcher, investor and author whose 30-year journey culminated in financing and architecting teams behind 22 interconnected encyclopedias comprising more than 1,250 books. This enterprise connects humanity's Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798170379835
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