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War and Peace in World Religions - The Gerald Weisfield Lectures 2003 (Paperback)
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War and Peace in World Religions - The Gerald Weisfield Lectures 2003 (Paperback)
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This series of lectures by eminent authors from Britain and Germany
is an excellent grounding in a wide range of World Religions and
their attitudes and approaches to war and peace. Suitable for all
undergraduates of Biblical Studies, Religious Studies and Theology,
this text would particularly suit second year students studying
World Religions or Ethics. Split into three manageable sections,
part one looks at war and peace in the Eastern Religions of
Hinduism, Buddhism and Classical Chinese Thought. Part two looks at
war and peace in the Abrahamic Religions, i.e. Judaism,
Christianity and Islam. The final forward looking part brings
themes and commonalities together in a discussion of various
developments towards peace, including a discussion of "The World
Conference on Religion and Peace" as well as Hans Kung's excellent
lecture on "Global Ethic - Development and Goals". With an
Introduction by Perry Schmidt-Leukel, this is a rigorous, yet
accessible text for anyone with an interest in the discussion of
religion and international conflict. Contents: 1. 'Part of the
Problem, Part of the Solution': An Introduction - Perry
Schmidt-Leukel Part I War and Peace in Eastern Religions 2. War and
Peace in Hinduism - Michael von Bruck 3. War and Peace in Buddhism
- Perry Schmidt-Leukel 4. War and Peace in Classical Chinese
Thought, with Particular Regard to Chinese Religion - Gregor Paul
Part II War and Peace in Abrahamic Religions 5. War and Peace in
Judaism - Dan Cohn-Sherbok 6. War and Peace in Christianity - Ian
Hazlett 7. War and Peace in Islam - Lloyd Ridgeon Part III
Inter-religious Foundations for Peace 8. Global Ethic: Development
and Goals Hans Kung 9. Peace and Multireligious Co-operation: The
World Conference of Religious for Peace (WCRP) Norbert Klaes. About
the editor Perry Schmidt-Leukel is Professor of Systematic Theology
and Religious Studies, holds the Chair of World Religions for Peace
and is Director of the Centre for Inter-Faith Studies at the
University of Glasgow.
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