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These are reprint editions reprinted with the help of original book just to give the original look and feel we do not change its format and text due to which in some cases the text is not like new. About The Book: A Question of Miracles: Parallels in the Lives of Buddha and Jesus by Loren Harper Whitney critically examines the miraculous events traditionally associated with the lives of Buddha and Jesus. Drawing on historical and religious texts, Whitney highlights striking similarities between their birth stories, teachings, and reported miracles. He questions the authenticity of supernatural claims, comparing them to accounts of other miracle-workers throughout history. The book challenges conventional religious beliefs by suggesting that such narratives may stem from shared mythological patterns rather than divine intervention. Whitney’s work encourages a rational, comparative approach to understanding religious traditions and their origins. About The Author: Loren Harper Whitney (1834–1912) was an American writer and comparative religion scholar best known for exploring parallels between major world religions. His notable works include Life and Teachings of Zoroaster, which examines the influence of Persian religion on Judaism, arguing that Hebrew scripture borrowed heavily from Zoroastrian and Hindu sources. In A Question of Miracles, Whitney draws striking comparisons between the lives and miracles of Buddha and Jesus, critically analyzing supernatural claims in religious narratives. Through these works, he challenged traditional religious views and promoted a more inclusive, historical, and cross-cultural understanding of spiritual traditions and their shared foundations. The Title 'A Question of Miracles Parallels In The Lives of Buddha And Jesus: A Critical Examination of The So-Called Miracles Surrounding The Birth, Life and Death of Buddha and Jesus and the Achievements of Other Miracle -Workers written/authored/edited by Loren Harper Whitney', published