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	Principles and Practice of Hindu Religion An Educational Program for the Adults and Youth Basic Knowlede for All Faiths
	Truth is One Paths are Many A Comparative Study of various Traditions & Philosophy of Several World Religions
	*Will Some One Tell Me What the Great Religions Believe* *A Primer of World Religions - What they are & What they believe*

Title Page
Enter Here for the Introduction to One Truth
1. Hindu Religion		7. Judaism
2. Jainism		8. Christianity
3. Sikhism		9. Islam

4. Buddhism		10. Shintoism
5. Zoroastrianism		11. Taoism
6. Other Faiths / Beliefs		12. Confucianism

13. Comparing the Four Hindu Sects		15. Comparing the Three Western Faiths
14. Comparing Eastern and Western Religions		16. Comparing Various Sects & Non-religious Movements

Poems & Prayers
A. A Universal Prayer to One Almighty	Poem	C. What Money Can Buy
B. In search of the Absolute Truth		D. Vedic Prayers on One God

	107 Kaholalele Road, Kapaa, Hawaii 96746-9304	These pages are excerpted from an article published by Himalayan Academy and published in Hinduism Today I thank the Editor and Publisher of Hinduism Today for permission to reproduce the same in these web-pages
	The articles appearing in the following pages are a comparison of the faith, beliefs and traditions of several of the worlds greatest religions as written by scholars and followers of each ofthese great religions writing about their own religion as they see them. Copies of this article may be obtained through: Hinduism Today Public Service Department , P.O. Box 157 Hanamaulu, HI 96715.
	In the following pages wherever appropriate, all masculine terminology used for devotees as well as for God should be understood as representing also the Feminine terms and singular also represents pleural. In Hindu Faith and in most Eastern religions, God is understood to be without gender and is neither or both Masculine and Feminine.