Sexual Morality in the World's Religions
By (Author) Geoffrey Parrinder
Oneworld Publications
Oneworld Academic
1st August 1997
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Ethics and moral philosophy
Sex and sexuality: advice and issues
219.178357
Paperback
284
Width 216mm, Height 140mm, Spine 16mm
364g
An exploration of sex and religion together within the historical and contemporary contexts of each of the world's major living religions, from the ancient traditions and practices of both Eastern and Western religions to the modern influences of medicine, psychology and women's rights. The book covers a wide range of subjects, including marriage and celibacy, monogamy and polygamy, homosexuality, passion and love, veiling and harems, Yoga and Tantra, Yin and Yang, mystical union and symbolism.
Geoffrey Parrinder is Emeritus Professor of the Comparative Study of Religions at King's College London. He has travelled and lectured widely, and is author of many highly successful books on world religions, which have been translated into ten languages.