Collection Description

Interreligious Dialogue

This Globethics.net collection gathers contributions, resources and perspectives on interreligious dialogue; in particular it looks at tolerance toward religious diversity and gathers theological texts that promote interreligious dialogue and social inclusiveness from different religious traditions.

Classification Tree: Overview

           FG1    Reference Works
           FG2    Sacred Texts (incl. Interpretation)
           FG3    Institutional Documents (Christianity and other religions)
FG4 Geographical areas
FG5 Comparative religion and interreligious dialogue
FG6 Themes
FG7 Leaders of religions, Religious scholars, Pioneers of interreligious dialogue
(Biographies)
FG8 Other

Classification Tree: Details

FG1 Reference Works
FG11 Encyclopedias
FG12 Dictionaries or Lexikon
FG13 Bibliographies
FG14 Introductions
FG15 Handbooks
FG16 Learning and teaching materials
FG17 Dissertations and theses
FG18 Other

FG2 Sacred Texts (incl. Interpretation)
FG21 Torah and Tenach (Old Testament)
FG22 New Testament
FG23 Koran and Hadith
FG24 Rabbinic literature (Mischna, Midrasch, Talmud)
FG25 Śruti, Smṛti and Bhagavadgita
FG26 Other

FG3 Institutional Documents (Christianity and other religions)
FG30 World Council of Churches (Ecumenical documents,
Programme on Interreligious dialogue and cooperation)
FG31 Orthodox (Eastern, Oriental)
FG32 Catholic Church
FG321 Global level
FG3211 Papal Documents
FG32111 Encyclicals
FG32112 Pastoral Letters
FG32113 Papal Statements
FG3212 Pontifical Council for interreligious dialogue
FG3213 Vatican Council II
FG3214 Other
FG33 Anglican
FG34 Lutheran, Reformed, Presbyterian, Congregational
FG35 Methodist
FG36 Baptist, Adventist
FG37 African Independent, Instituted
FG38 Pentecostal, Charismatic, Evangelical
FG39 World's Religions

FG4 Geographical areas
FG41 Africa
FG42 Asia
FG43 Europe
FG44 Latin America
FG45 Middle East
FG46 North America
FG47 Pacific
FG48 Other

FG5 Comparative religion and interreligious dialogue
(incl. Interreligious relations and cooperation among all of the below stated religions)
FG51 Christianity and Buddhism
FG52 Christianity and Hinduism
FG53 Christianity and Judaism
FG54 Christianity and Islam
FG55 Christianity and Confucianism
FG56 Christianity and Daoism/Taoism
FG57 Christianity and traditional religions (incl. New religions, Paganism)

FG6 Themes
FG61 Theology of religions
FG62 Hermeneutics of interreligious dialogue and relations
FG63 Religious pluralism (Religious identity in a multi-religious society)
FG64 Religious liberty (incl. Mission, Conversion, Religious tolerance)
FG65 (Inter-) Religious education
FG66 Religion and violence/peacebuilding

FG7 Leaders of religions, Religious scholars, Pioneers of interreligious dialogue
(Biographies)

FG8 Other [to be developped]

New Articles

	Aux origines de la muséalisation des objets d’art juif(s), 1890‑1920 2018-05-29 Info:eu-repo/semantics/article By Jarrassé, Dominique Les objets religieux juifs sont à l’origine des premières collections d’art juif. Leur muséalisation se produit dans le cadre d’une mutation de la situation historique des Juifs européens et américain...
	Learning Profiles and Mediated Learning as a Basis for Differential Learning in the Classroom 2018-05-17 Text By Feuerstein, Rabbi Rabbi Feuersteinis the President of the Feuerstein Institute, located in Jerusalem, Israel. Founded by his father, Professor Reuven Feuerstein, the Institute engages in the research, development and d...
	Fundamental British values: a politicisation of teaching? 2018-05-17 Conference or workshop item By Elton-Chalcraft, Sally This conference provides a safe space to explore issues concerning radicalisation and extremism. Speakers will discuss the changes, problems and challenges of the Prevent strategy for educators, young...
	Empathic youth work spaces for young Muslim people to engage in discussions of radicalisation and extremism, religious ideology, identity and foreign policy 2018-05-17 Conference or workshop item By Wroe, Stuart This conference provides a safe space to explore issues concerning radicalisation and extremism. Speakers will discuss the changes, problems and challenges of the Prevent strategy for educators, young...
	Dynamics of social complexity: Community formation beyond the origin of polis in South West Anatolia during the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods 2018-05-15 Description (metadata) only By Daems, Dries; U0070736; Poblome, Jeroen; U0002587; Project outline State of the art (5000 characters) During the Hellenistic period (323 – 31 BC) Greek culture permeatedsocieties from Macedon to the Indus. The resulting Hellenistic culture would lat...

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