The most popular French comparative religion books

Comparative religion looks at faiths side by side. What do the world's religions share, where do they differ, and why do humans believe at all? These books offer clear introductions to many traditions and studies of religion as a human phenomenon, written for believers and non-believers alike. Only books in French are listed.

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Eveils
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Eveils

Danielle Föllmi, Olivier Föllmi

Published 2007

752 pages

Time Zones
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Time Zones

Kabbalist Rav Berg

Published 1990

256 pages

Rafael Lozano Hemmer
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Rafael Lozano Hemmer

Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, José Luis Barrios, Galerie Guy Bärtschi

Published 2005

63 pages

Contre Celse
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Contre Celse

Origen, Marcel Borret

Published 1967