Women and religion
Subtitle: Tenri International Symposium '98 in commemoration of the 200th birthday of Oyasama, the Foundress of Tenrikyo
By: Tenri Yamato Culture Congress, Center for Women and Religion, the Graduate Theological Union
Contributors: Graduate Theological Union. Center for Women and Religion; Tenri International Symposium (1998 : Tenri University)
Publisher: Tenri Yamato Culture Congress
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Tenri-shi, Japan
Language: eng
Number of pages: 411
Subjects: Women and religion; Congresses; Comparative studies; Goddess religion
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Women in the religions in the world ; The; title: Foundress of Tenrikyo from a Russian's perspective  -- Tatyana P. Grigoryeva -- The; title: many faces of virtue  -- Karen Lebacqz -- A; title: Christian view of women  -- Masaya Odagaki; title: Women's position in contemporary Muslim society  -- Kumiko Yagi -- The; title: feminine roots of the Russian Orthodox Church  -- Tatyana P. Grigoryeva; title: Tenrikyo's view of men and women -- Akira Kaneko-- Comments /-- Susumu Shimazono.; title: Women's positions in religious societies in the world ;; title: Having our say : -- Women, religion, dialogue and conflict / -- Cheryl A. Kirk-duggan; title: Asian Buddhism and women's roles  -- Yoshiko Ashiwa; title: Ethics and femininity in Korean and Japanese new religions - -- Focusing on Chungsan'gyo and Tenrikyo / -- Kyu-Tae Park; title: Woman and Hinduism : -- Past and present / -- Midori Horiuchi -- The; title: status of women in Japanese Buddhism -- Yukei Matsunaga-- Comments /-- Tetsuo Yamaori.; title: The roles of women and religion in the twenty-first century ;; title: Images of women in the 21st century  -- Takao Yamagata -- The; title: future of women in Chinese thought and religion  -- Vivian-Lee Nyitray; title: In search for a new 'Oya (parent) Principle'  -- Shigeru Matsumoto -- Comments / -- Nobuyuki Kaji; title: Women and relitoin in the twenty-first century --; title: On significance of interdisciplinary studies in Moto-no-Ri  -- Akio Inoue -- The; title: beginning of the cult of the Mother Goddess in Europe and in Japan  -- Atsuhiko Yoshika; title: On the Koki Story and femininity of the Foundress -- Kazuo Matsumura.