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Understanding religious pluralism :perspectives from religious studies and theology /edited by Peter C. Phan and Jonathan Ray

Phan Peter C. editor Ray Jonathan editor

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These essays were originally presented at the conference "Understanding Religious Pluralism: Religious and Theological Perspectives," held May 23-25, 2012 at Georgetown University and organized by the Graduate Program in Theological and Religious Studies of the Department of Theology, Georgetown University. They have been revised for publication. / Includes bibliographical references and index.

Following the flows: diversity, Santa Fe, and method in religious studies / Between the one and the many in the study of religious pluralism: a response to Thomas Tweed / Bota?nicas: sacred sites of plural religious encounter / The Buddha and the Dalai Lama on religious pluralism / The prospects for interreligious and intercultural understanding: the Jesuit case and its theoretical implications / Paul, practical pluralism, and the invention of religious persecution in Roman antiquity / Families of religion, then and now: a response to Paula Fredriksen / Judaism, Christianity, and modernity: Charles Pe?guy and the mysticism of the Dreyfus affair / Lashon ha-Ra and Jewish practical pluralism: a case study fo Sefer Chafetz Chaim / The Jewish origins of an American idea: Horace Kallen's cultural pluralism / Religious pluralism in Islam / Response to Tom Michel / One faith, different rites: Nicholas of Cusa's new awareness of religious pluralism / Lateral and hierarchical religious difference in the Qur迦an: Muslima theology of religious pluralism / Outside de jure religious pluralism no dialogue: a critical socio-theological assessment of Christian-Muslim dialuge in post-colonial sub-Saharan Africa / The shifting significance of theologies of religious pluralism / From soteriology to comparative theology and back: a response to S. Mark Heim / What has Renaissance polyphony to offer theological method? / Karl Rahner's "anonymous Christianity" in light of pluralism and contemporary theology of religions in Asia / Relativism, universalism, and pluralism in the age of globalization: a reflection on Raimon Panikkar's approach /

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