Philip Carr-Gomm
Shelves: 344.2 | 354.1 | 353.1 | 352.6 | 407.1
Condition: new
Goodreads: 3.84 (1,485 ratings)
Tom Holland
Shelves: 367.2 | 366.1 | 349.2 | 414.1 | 407.1
Condition: new
Goodreads: 4.26 (12,019 ratings)
Christopher Hitchens
Shelves: 343.1 | 363.2 | 86.1
Condition: new
Goodreads: 3.96 (112,987 ratings)
Christopher Kul-Want
Shelves: 367.2 | 366.1 | 408.1
Condition: new
Goodreads: 3.84 (977 ratings)
A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada
Shelves: 164.2
Condition: used
Goodreads: 4.27 (8,286 ratings)
Dalai Lama And Jeffrey Hopkins
Shelves: 357.2 | 349.1
Condition: new
Goodreads: 4.08 (9,707 ratings)
R. S. Augustine,Pine-Coffin
Shelves: 422.1 | 93.2
Condition: new
Goodreads: 4 (74,686 ratings)
Nancy P. McConnell
Shelves: 601.9 ONLINE ORDER ONLY
Condition: used
Goodreads: None (None ratings)
Marjorie Newman
Shelves: 734.6 ONLINE ORDER ONLY
Condition: used
Goodreads: None (None ratings)
Felicity Henderson
Shelves: 744.2 ONLINE ORDER ONLY
Condition: used
Goodreads: None (None ratings)
Ewald van Rensburg
Shelves: 725.8 ONLINE ORDER ONLY
Condition: used
Goodreads: None (None ratings)
Belief, practice, myth and spiritual reflection
This category brings together books on religion, spirituality, mindfulness, sacred texts, and related subjects. You will find a mixed shelf here: Buddhism appears often at the moment, alongside Christianity, Hindu and Vedic texts, Islam, mythology, and a few sceptical or critical works about faith. Stock may change.
There is a clear Buddhist thread in the current books, with several titles by the Dalai Lama and Thich Nhat Hanh, plus works connected to Tibetan traditions. Alongside that are Christian writings, prayer books, children’s Bible stories, and classic devotional texts. There are also books that lean more toward personal growth, meditation, healing, and everyday spiritual practice.
This section also overlaps a little with myth, magic, and the cultural history of belief. If you want religion mainly in historical context, see History, which is more about events, periods, and historical background. If you are looking for more abstract questions about meaning, ethics, and ideas, Philosophy is the closer match.
The range is fairly broad, but still a bit uneven, and some parts of religion are represented much more than others. That is simply how the current stock looks, and it may change over time.
