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245			_aThe long search : _b [Vol. 8-10] / _c with Ronald Eyre ; produced by BBC in association with Time-Life Television [and] R.M. Productions, Munich ; producer, Peter Montagnon. _hVideorecording.
260			_aNew York, NY : _bAmbrose Video Publishing, Inc., _c[2001] c1977.
300			_a1 videodisc (approximately 156 min.) : _bsound, color ; _c4 3/4 in.
440			_aBBC classics.
500			_a Originally broadcast as a BBC-TV television program in 1977. Title from container. Copyright date on end frames: 1977. "AVP Release Date: September 2001"--Ambrose Video product webpage. Sources used: videodisc container; Wikipedia WWW site, viewed July 3, 2018.
505			_av. 8. The way of the ancestors. Introduction ; What is your ritual way? ; Funeral season ; The way of the ancestors ; Toraja ; The story of creation ; Crowning of the new high priest ; Farewell to the father / directed by Malcolm Feuerstein. v. 9. The land of the disappearing Buddha. Introduction ; Zen master ; Society for the Creation of Values ; Sugeta Wireworks ; Two forms of Buddhism ; Who is the Buddha? ; The abbot? v. 10. Zulu Zion. Introduction ; Weekly women's prayer meeting ; Looking for roots : Zulu land ; Hospital : Lutheran Foundation ; European ways and African roots ; Dreams ; The place that is lifted up / directed by Mischa Scorer.
508			_aPhotography, John Else & Jim Peirson ; edited by David Thomas & Alan Bradle.
511			_aHost, Ronald Eyre.
520			_aForms part of a series on world religions in which theater director Ronald Eyre travels around the globe asking people basic questions about their religious beliefs and practices. Vol. 8 visits the Torajas of Indonesia to investigate the experience of primal worship. Explores the reasons for the remarkable survival of the Torajas' religion at a time when other primal, animist religions are dying out as a result of contact with the outside world. Shows many of the Torajas' ceremonies, including animal sacrifice and the feasting and gaiety of the funeral season. Vol. 9 visits Japan to investigate the Japanese experience of Buddhist worship. Contrasts the Mahayana Buddhism of Japan with that of Sri Lanka. Examines the rituals and customs of some of Japan's contemporary faiths, primarily Zen but also the Sōka Gakkai and Pure Land (Amida Buddha) sects and the native Shinto tradition. Looks at various aspects of Zen Buddhism and its influence on Japanese culture, including meditation, calligraphy, sword fighting, archery, and the tea ceremony. Vol. 10 visits the Zulu Independent Churches of South Africa to explore the Black African response to Christianity. Traces the history of religious beliefs in Africa from the arrival of the first Christian missionaries to the current rediscovery of the African religious identity. Studies two major groups, the Zionists and the Nazarites, a group founded by Isaiah Shembe. Shows a women's Zionist service, held at a home in the townships, where healing and support are integral parts of the service, and an open-air service of the Nazarites at which the themes of dreams, healing, and power are discussed.
650			_aChurch of the Nazarites.
650			_aToraja (Indonesian people) _xReligion.
650			_aBuddhism _xJapan.
650			_aZen Buddhism _xJapan. _96013
650			_aZionist churches (Africa) _zSouth Africa. _925252
650			_aZulu (African people) _xReligion.
650			_aChristianity _zSouth Africa _923376
650			_aReligions.
650			_aSulawesi (Indonesia) _xReligious life and customs.
650			_aJapan _xReligious life and customs.
650			_aSouth Africa _xChurch history.
700			_aEyre, Ronald, _e host.
700			_aMontagnon, Peter, _eTelevision producer.
700			_aScorer, Mischa, _eTelevision director.
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