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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Religious coexistence"”.
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Beyond Tolerations and Accomodation: Amicable Religious Coexistence in the Late Medieval Balkans
The common image that is associated with the religious atmosphere of the Middle Ages is paradoxical. On the one hand there is an aura of fervent religious piety, which also fueled religious animosity, most notably in the bloodshed and brutality of the Crusades. This overwhelming conflict makes it …
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Religious coexistence and sociability in England after the Toleration Act, c.1689-c.1750
… and intellectual exchange. In contrast with the religiously-fueled tumult of the previous century, it is frequently portrayed as a polite, enlightened and even secularising age. This thesis questions this picture. Taking the ambiguous legacies of the so-called “Toleration Act” of 1689 as its …
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Three paths to Zion
… interventions that preserve and encourage multi-religious harmony in the contested sacred topography of Jerusalem. First, I observed the environmental and social qualities of religious coexistence by studying a pilgrimage site in Jerusalem currently shared by groups from the three monotheistic …
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The person of Christ in the Seventh–day Adventism: doctrine–building and E. J. Wagonner’s potential in developing christological dialogue with eastern Christianity
… with Orthodox Christianity, for the purpose of religious coexistence, if nothing else. The adoption of the Trinitarian Christology by the Seventh–Day Adventists has been widely debated during the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth, both as matter of ecclesiastic …
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Religion and Scottish Military Experience, c. 1690–1763
… dissertation explores the interaction between religious coexistence and Scottish military experience from 1690 to 1763, using the British army as a microcosm to assess whether the eighteenth century was an ‘Age of Reason’ or an ‘Age of Faiths’. Addressing a historiographical gap, it explores …