Religious Truth and Identity in an Age of Plurality
Herausgeber: Jonkers, Peter; Wiertz, Oliver J
Religious Truth and Identity in an Age of Plurality
Herausgeber: Jonkers, Peter; Wiertz, Oliver J
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This book deals with the intellectual aspects of having diverse religious expressions in proximity and the socio-political consequences. It provides a multi-disciplinary perspective on this complex subject.
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This book deals with the intellectual aspects of having diverse religious expressions in proximity and the socio-political consequences. It provides a multi-disciplinary perspective on this complex subject.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 292
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9780367784799
- ISBN-10: 0367784793
- Artikelnr.: 61211547
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 292
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9780367784799
- ISBN-10: 0367784793
- Artikelnr.: 61211547
Oliver J. Wiertz is professor of Epistemology and Philosophy of Religion at the Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Sankt Georgen, Frankfurt, Germany. Peter Jonkers is Professor of Philosophy in the School of Catholic Theology at Tilburg University, the Netherlands.
Acknowledgements; General Introduction
Peter Jonkers and Oliver J. Wiertz; Part I: Religious Diversity and Truth;
Chapter 1: Introduction to Part I. The Truth-Aptness of Religious Discourse
and the Problem of Realism in Relation to Religious Diversity and
Pluralism.
Sami Pihlströ; Chapter 2: Truth, Suffering and Religious Diversity. A
Pragmatist Perspective
Sami Pihlström; Chapter 3: Truth, Meaning and Interreligious Understanding
Åke Wahlberg; Chapter 4: Belief as an Artefact. Implications for Religious
Diversity
Elena Kalmykova; Chapter 5: Maimonides and Kierkegaard on Fictionalism,
Divine Hiddenness and the Scope for Interreligious Dialogue Nehama Verbin;
Part II: Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity; Chapter 6:
Introduction to Part II. The Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity.
Katherine Dormandy and Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 7: The Epistemic
Implications of Religious Diversity
John Cottingham; Chapter 8: Epistemic Desiderata and Religious Plurality
Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 9: "In Abundance of Counsellors There is
Victory": Reasoning about Public Policy from a Religious Worldview
Katherine Dormandy; Chapter 10: Respecting Religious Otherness as Otherness
versus Exclusivism and Religious Pluralism: Towards a Robust Interreligious
Dialogue, Dirk-Martin Grube; Part III: Practical Questions Concerning
Religious Diversity; Chapter 11: Introduction to Part III. Practical
Questions Concerning Religious Diversity, Victoria S. Harrison; Chapter 12:
Christians and the Practice of Zen
Alexander Löffler SJ; Chapter 13: Reconsidering the Concept of Mission in
the Light of Comparative Theology
Klaus von Stosch; Chapter 14: How to Break the Ill-Fated Bond between
Religious Truth and Violence?
Peter Jonkers; Chapter 15: Can Religious Diversity Help with the Problem of
Religiously-Motivated Violence?
Victoria S. Harrison; Index of names and terms; List of Contributors
Peter Jonkers and Oliver J. Wiertz; Part I: Religious Diversity and Truth;
Chapter 1: Introduction to Part I. The Truth-Aptness of Religious Discourse
and the Problem of Realism in Relation to Religious Diversity and
Pluralism.
Sami Pihlströ; Chapter 2: Truth, Suffering and Religious Diversity. A
Pragmatist Perspective
Sami Pihlström; Chapter 3: Truth, Meaning and Interreligious Understanding
Åke Wahlberg; Chapter 4: Belief as an Artefact. Implications for Religious
Diversity
Elena Kalmykova; Chapter 5: Maimonides and Kierkegaard on Fictionalism,
Divine Hiddenness and the Scope for Interreligious Dialogue Nehama Verbin;
Part II: Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity; Chapter 6:
Introduction to Part II. The Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity.
Katherine Dormandy and Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 7: The Epistemic
Implications of Religious Diversity
John Cottingham; Chapter 8: Epistemic Desiderata and Religious Plurality
Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 9: "In Abundance of Counsellors There is
Victory": Reasoning about Public Policy from a Religious Worldview
Katherine Dormandy; Chapter 10: Respecting Religious Otherness as Otherness
versus Exclusivism and Religious Pluralism: Towards a Robust Interreligious
Dialogue, Dirk-Martin Grube; Part III: Practical Questions Concerning
Religious Diversity; Chapter 11: Introduction to Part III. Practical
Questions Concerning Religious Diversity, Victoria S. Harrison; Chapter 12:
Christians and the Practice of Zen
Alexander Löffler SJ; Chapter 13: Reconsidering the Concept of Mission in
the Light of Comparative Theology
Klaus von Stosch; Chapter 14: How to Break the Ill-Fated Bond between
Religious Truth and Violence?
Peter Jonkers; Chapter 15: Can Religious Diversity Help with the Problem of
Religiously-Motivated Violence?
Victoria S. Harrison; Index of names and terms; List of Contributors
Acknowledgements; General Introduction
Peter Jonkers and Oliver J. Wiertz; Part I: Religious Diversity and Truth;
Chapter 1: Introduction to Part I. The Truth-Aptness of Religious Discourse
and the Problem of Realism in Relation to Religious Diversity and
Pluralism.
Sami Pihlströ; Chapter 2: Truth, Suffering and Religious Diversity. A
Pragmatist Perspective
Sami Pihlström; Chapter 3: Truth, Meaning and Interreligious Understanding
Åke Wahlberg; Chapter 4: Belief as an Artefact. Implications for Religious
Diversity
Elena Kalmykova; Chapter 5: Maimonides and Kierkegaard on Fictionalism,
Divine Hiddenness and the Scope for Interreligious Dialogue Nehama Verbin;
Part II: Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity; Chapter 6:
Introduction to Part II. The Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity.
Katherine Dormandy and Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 7: The Epistemic
Implications of Religious Diversity
John Cottingham; Chapter 8: Epistemic Desiderata and Religious Plurality
Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 9: "In Abundance of Counsellors There is
Victory": Reasoning about Public Policy from a Religious Worldview
Katherine Dormandy; Chapter 10: Respecting Religious Otherness as Otherness
versus Exclusivism and Religious Pluralism: Towards a Robust Interreligious
Dialogue, Dirk-Martin Grube; Part III: Practical Questions Concerning
Religious Diversity; Chapter 11: Introduction to Part III. Practical
Questions Concerning Religious Diversity, Victoria S. Harrison; Chapter 12:
Christians and the Practice of Zen
Alexander Löffler SJ; Chapter 13: Reconsidering the Concept of Mission in
the Light of Comparative Theology
Klaus von Stosch; Chapter 14: How to Break the Ill-Fated Bond between
Religious Truth and Violence?
Peter Jonkers; Chapter 15: Can Religious Diversity Help with the Problem of
Religiously-Motivated Violence?
Victoria S. Harrison; Index of names and terms; List of Contributors
Peter Jonkers and Oliver J. Wiertz; Part I: Religious Diversity and Truth;
Chapter 1: Introduction to Part I. The Truth-Aptness of Religious Discourse
and the Problem of Realism in Relation to Religious Diversity and
Pluralism.
Sami Pihlströ; Chapter 2: Truth, Suffering and Religious Diversity. A
Pragmatist Perspective
Sami Pihlström; Chapter 3: Truth, Meaning and Interreligious Understanding
Åke Wahlberg; Chapter 4: Belief as an Artefact. Implications for Religious
Diversity
Elena Kalmykova; Chapter 5: Maimonides and Kierkegaard on Fictionalism,
Divine Hiddenness and the Scope for Interreligious Dialogue Nehama Verbin;
Part II: Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity; Chapter 6:
Introduction to Part II. The Epistemic Consequences of Religious Diversity.
Katherine Dormandy and Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 7: The Epistemic
Implications of Religious Diversity
John Cottingham; Chapter 8: Epistemic Desiderata and Religious Plurality
Oliver J. Wiertz; Chapter 9: "In Abundance of Counsellors There is
Victory": Reasoning about Public Policy from a Religious Worldview
Katherine Dormandy; Chapter 10: Respecting Religious Otherness as Otherness
versus Exclusivism and Religious Pluralism: Towards a Robust Interreligious
Dialogue, Dirk-Martin Grube; Part III: Practical Questions Concerning
Religious Diversity; Chapter 11: Introduction to Part III. Practical
Questions Concerning Religious Diversity, Victoria S. Harrison; Chapter 12:
Christians and the Practice of Zen
Alexander Löffler SJ; Chapter 13: Reconsidering the Concept of Mission in
the Light of Comparative Theology
Klaus von Stosch; Chapter 14: How to Break the Ill-Fated Bond between
Religious Truth and Violence?
Peter Jonkers; Chapter 15: Can Religious Diversity Help with the Problem of
Religiously-Motivated Violence?
Victoria S. Harrison; Index of names and terms; List of Contributors