The most popular 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.

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Abraham
Cover of Abraham

Abraham

Bruce Feiler

2002 · 2009 edition

272 pages

Pathways to Bliss
Cover of Pathways to Bliss

Pathways to Bliss

Joseph Campbell, David Kudler, Joseph Campbell Foundation

2004 · 2018 edition

210 pages

Going Home
Cover of Going Home

Going Home

Thich Nhat Hanh

Published 1999

218 pages