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JerusalemKaren Armstrong

Jerusalem

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"Jerusalem has been venerated for centuries as a Holy City by Jews, Christians, and Muslims. How this came to be and what it means both to the people of Jerusalem and to millions around the world is now richly told by the author of the best-selling and widely acclaimed A History of God.". "In every major religion, a "holy place" has helped men and women define their own place, indeed their own importance, in the world. Karen Armstrong shows how Jerusalem has become that defining place for adherents of the three religions of Abraham. She makes us see that the city has been not only a symbol of…

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5 editions · 2 languages
  • Hardcover · English · 1998
    Random House Value Publishing · 9780517331231
  • Other · English · 2005
    Ballantine Books · 482 pages · 9780345391681
  • Other · English · 1996
    A.A. Knopf · 471 pages · 9780679435969
  • Other · English · 1996
    HarperCollins · 471 pages · 9780002555227
  • Other · Spanish · 1997
    Jerusalén
    Paidós · 574 pages · 9788449304132
ReligionHistoryReligiónHistoriaChristendomIslamJodendomEthnic relations