In 1958's classic The World's Religions, Huston Smith introduced several generations to Islam, Buddhism, Judaism and Hinduism. Now, with Tales Of Wonder, Smith pulls back the veil on a life well-lived, from his childhood as the son of missionaries in China to his involvement in the Civil Rights movement, to his first-hand experience of religious practice.
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Fiction: Reliably Unreliable Men, Unlikely to Improve Their Lot
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Joseph O’Neill’s story collection, “Good Trouble,” features characters
unlikely to be on the receiving end of a warmhearted learning experience.
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