Concilium 2003/4 Learning from Other Faiths Table of Contents

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International Journal for Theology

2003 / No. 4

Learning from Other Faiths

Table of Contents

Introduction	7–11
Janet Martin Soskice	7–11
I. ‘Religion’ or Religious Tradition?
Religion — A Western Invention?	13–21
Gwen Griffith-Dickson	13–21
On Dominus Iesus: Complementarity Can Be Claimed	22–24
Paul J. Griffiths	22–24
Pluralism of Convictions, Quest for the Truth and Society: Some Notes on the Declaration Dominus Iesus	25–33
Ignace Berten	25–33
II. Experiences and Results of Inter-Religious Dialogue: The Abrahamic Traditions
In Search of a ‘Golden Age’: Jews, Christians and Muslims in Mediaeval Spain	35–50
Stefan Schreiner	35–50
Trinity and Judaism	51–59
Peter Ochs	51–59
Islam: Jesus and the World of Dialogue	60–69
Tarif Khalidi	60–69
Faith and Politics in Islam: What Paradigm?	70–78
Mustafa Abu Sway	70–78
III. Experiences and Results of Inter-Religious Dialogue: Traditions of Asia
A Hindu Response to the Pope's Encyclical Letter, Fides et Ratio	79–89
Sivanandam Panneerselvam	79–89
Listening to a Western Buddhism	90–102
Paul van der Velde	90–102
IV. Some Implications
Towards a Pedagogy of Religious Encounter	103–111
Thomas Michel, SJ	103–111
The Awakening of Wizards: Carnival in Rio de Janeiro and New Age Aesthetics	112–122
Leila Amaral	112–122
Conclusion: The Self-Emptying Nearness of the Liberating God: Contours of a Christian Theology of Other Forms of Faith	123–135
Erik Borgman	123–135

Edited by Hermann Häring, Janet Martin Soskice and Felix Wilfred

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