I've got a final revision of the religious texts chart I

>>9546655
Thanks.

>>9546655
Thanks

It's always nice to see a new /lit/ chart

>>9546655
That Mahabharata set is aesthetic as fuck.

>>9546655
Oh yes thank you, I've been looking for this

Thanks for this, anon. Will be very helpful for summer study.

>>9546655

Fantastic work. Saved.

Have a (you).

>>9546655
Thank you very much!

>>9546655
Thanks Anon, really helpful

>>9546655
Nice. Have a little bump

>>9546655
thank you, this chart is very well done

>>9546655
You forgot the fundamental texts of Hinduism, which are the Vedas.

Also RSV-CE is much better than NRSV.

>>9550291
Also a good Midrashim collection would be a good addition to the Jewish section.

Does anyone know of an equivalent to Reza Aslan's No God But God, but for Christianity and Judaism? Looking for a book that is somewhat unbiased, which covers the history and circumstances that led to the modern interpretations of those religions.

>>9546655
Islam is kinda missing. You should've added Kutub al-Sittah. But overall, it's a great chart.

>>9546655
Thank you.

The list should include the Pure Land Buddhist Sutras, those are some of my favorites

>>9550366
A History of Christianity - Diarmaid MacCulloch

It also gives background on 2nd Temple Judaism, which Christianity obviously grew out of.

>>9546655
Thanks a million!

>>9550291
I know but they're not exactly introductory and are hard to understand. The epics and Upanishads have more developed beliefs.

>>9550372
>You should've added Kutub al-Sittah
I couldn't find a good translation for all of them and I thought Al-Nawawi's forty would be ok for novices. If you know of a good translation do let me know!

>>9550481
Thank you so much. That is exactly what I'm looking for.

>>9546655
i have no idea where to start with any of this. im interested in indian and chinese religion, anyone got any help? the only thing i read really was journey to the west.