In the latter half of the 20th century, the crumbling of Enlightenment ideals and the spiritual emptiness of Western materialism created a void that Eastern religions, particularly nontheistic ones, rushed to fill. Today, bookshelves are lined with the I Ching, Tao Te Ching, and tomes on Taoism, Zen, and various Buddhist traditions. This volume, paired with its companion on Hinduism, offers a sweeping examination of Eastern religions, their philosophies, and their influence on modern North America. Inside, readers will find: a concise primer on Eastern religions; a firsthand account of their theological underpinnings; a thoughtful biblical response; practical guidance for effective evangelism; a curated bibliography for further exploration; a detailed comparison chart of Eastern beliefs alongside biblical Christianity; and a glossary of essential terms.