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A compelling study of startling religio-historical similarities between the ancient Egyptian and Harappan civilizations, Sulabh Jain's thesis is a veritable shot in the arm for the cause of the universal 'super religion'.
By humanising faith and understanding that various interpretations of any single devotional idea is common across mankind's religions the human psyche is explored in a fascinating new way.
A worthy addition to the canon of literature on the two major sources of religious influence in the world.
About the Author: Sulabh Jain attended the University of Canberra where he studied software engineering. He has had a fascination with mythology and the human mind since he was a child, and has spent many years conducting research in this field. He currently lives in Sydney, Australia.
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