Reconciliation in interfaith perspective
Subtitle: Jewish, Christian and Muslim voices
By: edited by Reimund Bieringer & David J. Bolton
Publisher: Peeters; Peeters Publishers
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Leuven
Language: eng
Number of pages: 218
ISBN-13: 9789042923911
Subjects: Reconciliation; Judaism; Abrahamic religions; Religious aspects; Relations; Christianity; Christianity and other religions; Islam
Notes: Based on papers presented at a seminar held in Leuven, Belgium, on March 26-27, 2007.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Repentance, reconciliation and relationship in Judaism: the book of Jonah as case study / Adele Reinhartz; title: The silence of Jonah and the boundaries of forgiveness / Didier Pollefeyt; title: Reconciliation to God in the light of 2 Corinthians 5:14-21 / Reimund Bieringer; title: Reconciliation in Judaeo-Christian perspective / Nico Schreurs; title: Reconciliation: an Islamic theological approach / Zeki Saritoprak; title: The role of friendship between conciliation and reconciliation / David J. Bolton; title: Reconciliation and the return to normalcy in the light of Islamic theology / Marcia Hermansen; title: Reflections on Islamic reconciliation as a 'return to normalcy' from a social-scientific perspective: dialoguing with Marcia Hermansen / Julianne Funk Deckard; title: Forgiveness as confirmation and surpassing of ethics: a philosophical and Christian perspective / Robert Burggraeve; title: Reconciliation as moral polyphony: ontology, forgiveness, and the Christian East / David Pratt; title: Can liturgy save the world? Dialoguing with David Pratt / Yves De Maeseneer.