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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"interfaith dialogue"”.
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Maintaining Religious Identity in the Wake of Interfaith Dialogue
… that I seek to further understand. Engaging in dialogue with those of different faiths or value systems brings to the surface myriad difficulties, chief among which is the challenge of simply coming together to begin the conversation. The most appealing approach to that challenge is often to …
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Comparing the Lutheran Eucharist and the Ash'Arite Quran: Implications For Interfaith Dialogue
… implications this study has for Christian-Muslim interfaith dialogue. First of all the faith communities that follow the traditions established by Luther and al-Ash'ari can affirm together that God is transcendent and yet also concretely available to human beings at particular places in the …
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Diplomacy and US-Muslim world relations: the possibility of the post-secular and interfaith dialogue
… the post-secular communication strategy, Interfaith Diplomacy, to enrich political communication between US diplomats and key religious players in the Muslim world. Findings reveal that communication training under an Obama administration is essential for improving US-Muslim world …
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A House for the Families of Abraham: A Multi-Faith Community Center for Interfaith Dialogue
… the Abrahamic faiths and encourages inter-faith dialogue by looking at commonly used ritualistic items. Three basic items - water, a meal, and the scripture – all hold reverence in all three religions, but each religion has its own unique rituals and traditions surrounding them. This building …
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Questioning the Promotion of Friendship in Interfaith Dialogue: Interfaith Friendship in Light of the Emphasis on Particularity in Scriptural Reasoning
… that are part of a shared vocabulary in the interfaith world. In discussions of the goals and benefits of interfaith dialogue, buzzwords such as ‘friendship’ are often implicitly presented as a common currency, and there is little attempt to explore how people within each religious tradition …
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The Prospects of Interfaith Dialogue in the Light and Teachings of the Second Vatican Council: Contextual Implications for Christians and Muslims in Nigeria.
Akintunde E. Akinade cited that: “With a population of over 120 million people, Nigeria has been described by Archbishop Teissier of Algiers as the greatest Islamo-Christian nation in the world. By this he means that there is no othernation where so many Christians and Muslims live side-by-side. …
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Healing and Reconciliation: Applying Trauma Theory, Social Identity Theory, and Dialogical Approaches to Interfaith Dialogue among Nigerian Christians and Muslims in Nigeria and the UK
… and dialogical approaches in the context of interfaith dialogue among Nigerian Christian and Muslim groups in Nigeria and the UK. Through ethnographic case studies focusing particularly on the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) and the Nasrul-lahi-li-Fathi Society of Nigeria (NASFAT), …
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The golden rule in Islam : ethics of reciprocity in Islamic traditions.
… it has become an important focal point for interfaith dialogue and the development of international human rights norms. Islam, as a world religion with over one billion followers, has an important role to play in facilitating dialogue and cooperation with other groups in the modern world. …
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The Roots of Franciscan Theology and Metaphysics: An Integrated Approach Towards Encounter, Participation, and the De-Radicalisation of Difference
… offers a coherent and constructive framework for interfaith dialogue. By retrieving the theological and metaphysical vision implicit in the life and witness of Francis of Assisi, the thesis demonstrates that these elements function not merely as devotional ideals, but as the foundations of a …
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Multifaith Families and their Narratives within Society
… this project is to nudge the conversation about interfaith families in a direction that examines the family post–interfaith dialogue. The term multifaith better represents this new aim because it encompasses all interactions and does not limit the family to the constraints of the moniker …
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The Church in Dialogue with Other Religions in the Postmodern World: Reflecting Beyond Nostra Aetate.
… church has accomplished tremendous strides in interfaith dialogue within the past fifty-two years after the promulgation of <em>Nostra Aetate,</em> the declaration which opened a positive and revolutionary avenue for the church in her dialogical encounter with the non-Christian religions. This …
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Fluidity between ethno-religious and national identifications: a study of identity and ethics in Mauritius
… society. A particular attention is paid to interfaith dialogue, with an emphasis on common religious values and ethics, which is gaining importance to address the 21st century social and national issues. Religion, and particularly the Council of Religions, constituted at the turn of this …
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"Most Great Reconstruction": The Baha'i Faith in Jim Crow South Carolina, 1898-1965
… commitment to promoting racial harmony, interfaith dialogue, and the moral education of children and youth. Its message was simple and powerful: in the Orient in the middle of the nineteenth century, Christ had returned. His new name was Baha'u'llah, the "Glory of the Father," and the …
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The Day of Judaism in the Catholic Church of Poland
… the Communist era and today, to indicate why the interfaith dialogue gained momentum in recent years.</p> <p>The First Chapter presents a historical analysis of Polish-Jewish relations from 1945-1989 and shortly after the fall of Communism. The description includes in particular the postwar …
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The Christian Theology of Religions Reconsidered: Alan Race's Theology of Religions, Hans Frei's Theological Typology and 20th Century Ecumenical Movements on Christian Engagement with Other Faiths
… proposal for a theology of evangelism and interfaith dialogue in pluralist societies of the 21st century, drawing on the ecumenical discussion viewed in relation to the theological and typological insights of Hans Frei.