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Inside Sacred Texts
"Inside Sacred Texts" explores the origins, translations and interpretations of sacred or revered texts, and sheds light on the mystical experience these texts often originate from. The program brings knowledgeable, engaging scholars, translators, and practitioners from three faiths together to explore how these seminal texts, which form the foundation of most world religions and have influenced entire civilizations, are in some cases, now being reappraised.
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