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Living with the Gods
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The renowned author of "A History of the World in 100 Objects" presents a sweeping exploration of belief systems throughout history in his new book. Across all societies, beliefs about origins, existence, and the human connection to the eternal have always been integral. Contrary to the past assumption that religion was diminishing globally, faith now prominently influences both politics and global discussions. In his latest work, Neil MacGregor, alongside a radio series and an exhibition at the British Museum, delves into how diverse cultures have interpreted their cosmic roles. Instead of focusing solely on organized religions, MacGregor investigates the common narratives that have shaped human communities and explores the dynamics when these narratives intersect. Through a captivating array of objects, monuments, and ideas, he sets contemporary issues against the backdrop of historical and geographical contexts, offering a richly layered perspective on the enduring significance of belief.
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The renowned author of "A History of the World in 100 Objects" presents a sweeping exploration of belief systems throughout history in his new book. Across all societies, beliefs about origins, existence, and the human connection to the eternal have always been integral. Contrary to the past assumption that religion was diminishing globally, faith now prominently influences both politics and global discussions. In his latest work, Neil MacGregor, alongside a radio series and an exhibition at the British Museum, delves into how diverse cultures have interpreted their cosmic roles. Instead of focusing solely on organized religions, MacGregor investigates the common narratives that have shaped human communities and explores the dynamics when these narratives intersect. Through a captivating array of objects, monuments, and ideas, he sets contemporary issues against the backdrop of historical and geographical contexts, offering a richly layered perspective on the enduring significance of belief.
