Religious plurality and the public space
Subtitle: joint Christian-Muslim theological reflections
By: edited by Simone Sinn, Mouhanad Khorchide, Dina El Omari
Series: LWF studies -- 2015,1; LWF studies -- 2015,1.
Publisher: Evangelische Verlagsanstalt
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Leipzig
Language: eng
Number of pages: 184
ISBN-13: 9783374039302
Subjects: Religious pluralism
Notes: International conference proceedings.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Theological Perspectives; title: State and Religion in Islam-Islam's Contribution to the Political Culture of Democracy / Mouhnnad Khorchide; title: Dialogical Conversation to Search for Principles of Interfaith Relations: The Future of Pluralistic World Order / Abdulaziz Sachedina; title: The Secular State as a Religious Necessity, An Islamic Perspective / Adnane Mokrani; title: Consumer or Citizen: Religious Communities in the Public Space / Antje Jackelén; title: Owning Citizenship-The Church in the Public Space / Martin lunge; title: Public Space, Agency and Dialogue in Plural Societies / Simone Sinn; title: Scriptural Insights; title: No Abiding City? Biblical Perspectives and the Public Square / Clare Amos; title: Historical Contextualization of the Qur'an as a Key for Today's Interpretations of the Qur'an / Dina El Omari; title: Historical Insights; title: Spaces for Conversation: Occasions and Conditions for Christian-Muslim Dialogue in Pre-Modern Times / Mark Swanson; title: Contextual Insights; title: Creating Public Space: Observations from the Palestinian Context / Mitri Raheb; title: Citizenship and Public Theology: A Lutheran Approach from Brazil / Felipe Gustavo Koch Buttelli; title: Religion in the Public Space: A Nigerian Perspective / Lesmore Gibson Ezekiel; title: Secularity Revisited; title: Should Public Space Be Secular? / Marian Burchardt; title: Interreligious Relations, Secularity and the "immanent Frame" / Oddbjørn Leirvik.