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IKZ-bios 5 (2020)
Secular Society and Religious Presence: Religion-State Relations
Angela Berlis, Douglas Pratt, , editors
Published as a themed issue of Studies in Interreligious Dialogue 30 (2020) issue 2, 85 p. [ISSN 0926-2326]
Abstracts
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ANGELA BERLIS / DOUGLAS PRATT, Introduction to Volume V |
101-102 |
ALAN AMOS, Laïcité. The French State and the Muslim Presence in France. A Review Article |
103-109 |
KYRIAKI MELETSI, Prevailing Religion and Other Religions in Greece |
111-129 |
DOUGLAS PRATT, Modern Antipathy to Religion. The Challenge of Secularism and Religious Diversity |
131-144 |
PAUL WELLER, Changing Socio-Religious Realities. Practical Negotiation of Transitions in the Governance of Religion or Belief, State and Society |
145-162 |
HANSJÖRG SCHMID, Interfaith Chaplaincy in a Post-Secular Context |
163-185 |
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IKZ-bios 4 (2017)
Belief Diversity and the Lived Experience of Religion
Douglas Pratt, Angela Berlis, editors
Published as a themed issue of Studies in Interreligious Dialogue 27 (2017) issue 2, 1-169 p.
[ISSN 0926-2326]
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ANGELA BERLIS / DOUGLAS PRATT, Introduction to Volume IV |
1-2 |
MARIANNE MOYAERT, Ricoeur, Interreligious Literacy, and Scriptural Reasoning |
3-26 |
PAUL WELLER, Learning from Experience, Leading to Engagement: Lessons from Belieforama for a Europe of Religion and Belief Diversity |
27-51 |
ANNA-KONSTANZE SCHRÖDER / SYLVIA MARTENS, Wisdom Gained in the Encounter with Others:
Xenosophia and the Religious Pluralization in Switzerland
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53-76 |
JOSEPH DANIEL, Christian Indians and Sharing Cultures: Key Insights and Lessons in the Context of Indian Nationalism |
77-94 |
HANSJÖRG SCHMID, Dialogue in Conflict - Conflict in Dialogue: Unexpected Loci of Interreligious Theology |
95-115 |
MIRIAM SCHNEIDER, Religious Communities and Interreligious Dialogue: Two Guidelines for Living Together in Multi-Religious Societies |
117-130 |
MATTHIAS INNIGER, A Theological-Ethical Evaluation of Christian-Muslim Dialogue in the Swiss Army Chaplaincy |
131-148 |
DOUGLAS PRATT, From Belief Diversity to Ecumenical Unity: Military Chaplaincy as a Model for Inclusivist Plurality? Lessons from the New Zealand Experience, 1939-1945 |
149-169 |
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IKZ-bios 3 (2016)
Religious Minorities and Interreligious Relations: Social and Theological Challenges
Douglas Pratt, Angela Berlis and Andreas Krebs, editors
Published as a themed issue of Studies in Interreligious Dialogue 26 (2016) issue 2, 129-254
[ISSN 0926-2326]
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ANGELA BERLIS / DOUGLAS PRATT / ANDREAS KREBS, Introduction to Volume III |
129-130 |
PAUL WELLER, Balancing within Three Dimensions: Christianity, Secularity, and Religious Plurality in Social Policy and Theology |
131-146 |
MARK SEDGWICK, Muslim Minority Rights in North Western Europe: Theory and Practice |
147-163 |
DAVID CHEETHAM, Migrants, Minorities, and 'the Gift' |
164-175 |
JOSEPH DANIEL, Indian Secularism: Affirming Religious and Cultural Diversities |
176-189 |
DOUGLAS PRATT, Faith in a Secular Age: Religion as Minority Phenomenon |
190-202 |
MILAN KOSTRESEVIC, Interreligious Dialogue in Bosnia-Herzegovina |
203-214 |
STEFANOS ATHANASIOU, The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople: A Religious Minority and a Global Player |
215-225 |
KYRIAKI MELETSI, Muslim Civilians, Muslim Immigrants: Religious Inclusion and Exclusion in Greece |
226-245 |
ANGELA BERLIS, Addressing Structural Asymmetries between Majority and Minority: The Swiss Guidelines for Inter-Religious Dialogue |
226-245 |
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IKZ-bios 2 (2015)
From Encounter to Commitment:
Interreligious Experience and Theological Engagement
Angela Berlis and Douglas Pratt, editors
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ANGELA BERLIS / DOUGLAS PRATT, Introduction to Volume II |
3-6 |
HERBERT WINTER, The Swiss Council of Religions: Its Role in Switzerland,
its Interreligious Engagement |
7-15 |
ELHAM MANEA, Legal Pluralism and Islamic Law in the West:
When States Legally Sanction Discrimination |
16-32 |
ADRIAN LORETAN, Discrimination against Women in Religions –
Must it be Tolerated? |
33-47 |
ANNE HENSMANN-ESSER, Dialogical Authenticity in Biblical Radicalism |
48-58 |
NORMAN SOLOMON, The Dialogue Experience:
Reflections on a Decade of Engagement |
59-77 |
MARCEL POORTHUIS, Fundamentalism and Postmodernism:
Two Threats to Interreligious Dialogue |
78-94 |
PAUL WELLER, How Far Can We Go Together?
Reflection on and from the Development of the Multi-Faith Centre at the University of Derby |
95-113 |
SHERYL A. KUJAWA-HOLBROOK, Sacred Spaces as Tools for Interreligious Dialogue |
114-126 |
JOSEPH DANIEL, Different Expressions, Same Reality: The Indian Religious and
Cultural Contexts as Fertile Ground for Ecumenism and Interreligiosity |
127-142 |
SARAH BÖHM-AEBERSOLD, What Can we Learn from Ecumenical Pioneer,
Bishop Eduard Herzog (1841–1924), for Interreligious Dialogue Today?
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143-152 |
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IKZ-bios 1 (2014)
Interreligious Engagement and Theological Reflection:
Ecumenical Explorations |
DOUGLAS PRATT, Introduction to Volume I |
3-5 |
PERRY SCHMIDT-LEUKEL, Interreligious Relations:
From Conflict to Transformation |
6-19 |
DOUGLAS PRATT, Christian Engagement with Other Faiths:
Towards a Theology of Dialogue |
20-40 |
ADRIAN SUTER, Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue: Lindbeck’s Cultural-Linguistic Model |
41-64 |
ANDREAS KREBS, Dialogue and Truth: Kurt Stalder on the Theology of Religions |
65-79 |
HANS UCKO, Jewish-Christian Dialogue in the World Council of Churches:
A Retrospective |
80-97 |
HANSJÖRG SCHMID, Between Politics Theology:
Christian-Muslim Dialogue on Social Ethics |
98-118 |
PAUL WELLER, Theological Ethics and Interreligious Relations:
A Baptist Christian Perspective |
119-140 |
ANGELA BERLIS, Historical Perspectives on Religious Plurality:
Historiography within an Ecumenical and Interreligious Horizon |
141-155 |
PAUL HEDGES, Hospitality, Power and the Theology of Religions:
Prophethood in the Abrahamic Context |
156-175 |