Identity Of The Religions Called Druidical And Hebrew

This pioneering work of comparative religion argues for a striking similarity between the religious practices of the ancient Hebrews and the Druids of Britain and Ireland. Drawing on a wide range of archaeological, historical, and anthropological evidence, this book challenges conventional wisdom about the uniqueness of the Jewish tradition. This provocative study remains relevant to contemporary debates about the origins of religious belief.

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