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Encyclopedia of Love in World Religions is the first reference work to offer a comprehensive portrait of love in the context of the classic and contemporary literature of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism, as well as other cultures and philosophies. Like no volume published to date, it reveals the full richness of religious teachings on love in all its many forms, exploring an extensive range of topics that offer philosophical, psychological, and religious perspectives to guide the quest for the meaning of love.||Encyclopedia of Love in World Religions features approximately

Religion is a sometimes neglected factor in international relations. Awareness of the influence of religion and other aspects of culture on foreign policy assists students of international relations in their efforts to understand international politics. Like everyone else, students of international relations draw on their own values and religious beliefs in responding to policy questions. With the exception of the "Postscript", this article was written prior to September 11, 2001, but these events may reinforce the article's argument that religious factors deserve attention from students of foreign policy.

Roney reviews Religion and Politics in Enlightenment Europe edited by James E. Bradley and Dale K. Van Kley.