History of religion

Salezijanska škola u Europi

The book presents a scientific and pedagogical research into the Salesian educational system in the European context, with particular emphasis on its spiritual and educational dimension.

Scientia Sacra IV-VI

Scientia Sacra IV-VI, part of the extensive life's work of Hungarian philosopher Béla Hamvas, is a continuation of his monumental study of the spiritual traditions of humanity, begun in the first three volumes.

Selling God: American Religion in the Marketplace of Culture

Skriveno lice vremena

The Hidden Face of Time (1985) by Michel Hulin, a French Indologist and historian of religions, explores the concept of death and the afterlife through a comparative analysis of different cultures and religious traditions.

Suputnici bosanske povijesti: sedam stoljeća djelovanja bosanskih franjevaca

Svetice sablazni

A book by Italian author Erri De Luca that explores the lives of five women from Jesus' genealogy mentioned at the beginning of Matthew's Gospel: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary.

The Lion Christian Classics Collection

Vaseljena, bogovi, ljudi

Vernant first told the stories published in this book to his grandson, and then, in a more complex form, he told them to his friends on summer evenings on a Greek island.

Velika povijest Crkve I: Od praopćine do ranokršćanske velecrkve

Veliki posvećenici

The Great Initiates (1889) by Édouard Schuré is an esoteric work that explores the spiritual and philosophical contributions of great spiritual teachers: Rama, Krishna, Hermes, Moses, Orpheus, Pythagoras, Plato, and Jesus.