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- 1.Reading Other People's Scriptures
- 2.Hinduism and the Vedas
- 3.What Is Heard: Upanishads
- 4.What Is Remembered: Epics
- 5.Laws of Manu and Bhagavad Gita
- 6.Related Traditions: Sikh Scriptures
- 7.Judaism: People of the Book
- 8.Five Books of Torah
- 9.Prophets and Writings
- 10.Apocrypha and Dead Sea Scrolls
- 11.Oral Torah: Mishnah and Talmud
- 12.Related Traditions: Zoroastrian Scriptures
- 13.The Three Baskets of Buddhism
- 14.Vinaya and Jataka
- 15.Theravada Sutras
- 16.Mahayana Sutras
- 17.Pure Land Buddhism and Zen
- 18.Tibetan Vajrayana
- 19.Related Traditions: Jain Scriptures
- 20.Five Confucian Classics
- 21.Four Books of Neo-Confucianism
- 22.Daoism and the Daodejing
- 23.The Three Caverns of Daoist Scriptures
- 24.Related Traditions: Shinto and Tenrikyo
- 25.Christian Testaments Old and New
- 26.Gospels and Acts
- 27.Letters and Apocalypse
- 28.Apocryphal Gospels
- 29.Related Traditions: Mormon Scriptures
- 30.Islam and Scriptural Recitation
- 31.Holy Qur'an
- 32.Hadith and Sufism
- 33.Related Traditions: Baha'i Scriptures
- 34.Abandoned Scriptures: Egyptian and Mayan
- 35.Secular Scripture: U.S. Constitution
- 36.Heavenly Books, Earthly Connections