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Versluis, editor of Avaloka: A Journal of Traditional Religion and Culture , offers a much-needed understanding of Native American religion. Through discussion of how the religions of Native Americans compare with traditional religions, he finds ground for a common spirituality. While contemporary society emphasizes ecology, Versluis points out that Native Americans always had a love and respect for the environment and a recognition of the spiritual qualities of nature. This book may prove a bit difficult for lay readers, yet it is necessary reading for those seeking a greater understanding of Native American spirituality. For Native American and religion collections.
- James F. Wood Sr., Hillsborough Community Coll. Lib., Tampa, Fla.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Library Journal
Necessary reading for a greater understanding of Native American spirituality.
See all Editorial Reviews
Versluis, editor of Avaloka: A Journal of Traditional Religion and Culture , offers a much-needed understanding of Native American religion. Through discussion of how the religions of Native Americans compare with traditional religions, he finds ground for a common spirituality. While contemporary society emphasizes ecology, Versluis points out that Native Americans always had a love and respect for the environment and a recognition of the spiritual qualities of nature. This book may prove a bit difficult for lay readers, yet it is necessary reading for those seeking a greater understanding of Native American spirituality. For Native American and religion collections.
- James F. Wood Sr., Hillsborough Community Coll. Lib., Tampa, Fla.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Library Journal
Necessary reading for a greater understanding of Native American spirituality.
See all Editorial Reviews
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