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World assumptions and their role when facing trauma in urban Sierra Leone: a complementary mixed methods study. [PDF]
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Religions in Action: The Role of Interreligious Dialogue in the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]
Journal of Public Health, 2021 Jeff Clyde G Corpuz
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Studies in Interreligious Dialogue
, 2020 Theme Issue: Bern Interreligious and Oecumenical Studies (BIOS) 5, ‘Secular Society and Religious Presence: Religion-State Relations’
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This chapter asks what the Church has to learn from, and what it can offer to, the contemplative turn in contemporary culture. It begins with one particular aspect of this phenomenon, namely the interreligious spirituality of persons who find themselves caught up ‘between’ the wisdom of established traditions and their pursuit of an authentic personal ...
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This chapter asks what the Church has to learn from, and what it can offer to, the contemplative turn in contemporary culture. It begins with one particular aspect of this phenomenon, namely the interreligious spirituality of persons who find themselves caught up ‘between’ the wisdom of established traditions and their pursuit of an authentic personal ...
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Kenosis as a Model for Interreligious Dialogue
Missiology: An International Review, 2005In the past Christians have used various models in relating to people of other faiths. Most are still in use. Four dominant models immediately come to mind: those of expansion, of diakonia, of presence, and of interreligious dialogue. This article discusses the pros and cons of these models and then proposes a fifth model: the model of kenosis.
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