The Routledge handbook of religious literacy, pluralism and global engagement /

The Routledge handbook of religious literacy, pluralism and global engagement / / edited by Chris Seiple and Dennis R. Hoover.

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"This pioneering handbook proposes an approach to pluralism that is relational, principled, and non-relativistic, going beyond banal calls for mere "tolerance". The growing religious diversity within societies around the world presents both challenges and opportunities. A degree of co...

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Superior document:Routledge International Handbooks Series
TeilnehmendeR:
Seiple, Chris,
Hoover, Dennis,
Place / Publishing House:London, England ;, New York, New York : : Routledge,, [2022]
©2022
Year of Publication:2022
Language:English
Series:Routledge International Handbooks
Physical Description:1 online resource (469 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Half Title
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Dedication
  • Table of Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1 Rethinking religious literacy and pluralism: Crossing cultures, making covenants, and engaging globally
  • Part I What is religious literacy for? Philosophical and religious perspectives on covenantal pluralism
  • Chapter 2 Covenantal pluralism: Toward a world of peaceable neighborhoods
  • Chapter 3 Covenantal pluralism: Perspectives from Jewish history and thought
  • Chapter 4 Fratelli Tutti, Lessons learned from interreligious action, and the Catholic Church
  • Chapter 5 Are Calvinists for pluralism?: The politics and practice of a Protestant possibility
  • Chapter 6 Deed over idea: Toward a shared Caliphate
  • Chapter 7 Hinduism, insular pluralism, and religious literacy
  • Chapter 8 The elephant in the room: Buddhist religious exclusivism and prospects for covenantal pluralism
  • Chapter 9 Isomorphism, syncretism, and poly-ontological dynamics: The implications of Chinese religion for covenantal pluralism
  • Chapter 10 On neutrality and the nones: Secular humanism, covenantal pluralism, and "religious" literacy
  • Part II Who needs religious literacy? Perspectives on professional fields
  • Chapter 11 Religious literacy and K-12 education
  • Chapter 12 Religious literacy and higher education
  • Chapter 13 International studies, religion, and cross-cultural religious literacy
  • Chapter 14 Religious literacy in development and humanitarian relief
  • Chapter 15 Religious literacy and diplomacy
  • Chapter 16 Religious literacy, chaplaincy, and spiritual care
  • Chapter 17 Corporate religious diversity, equity, and inclusion as covenantal pluralism
  • Chapter 18 Religious literacy and social services
  • Chapter 19 Religious literacy and American journalism: A charge to public service.
  • Part III Where can religious literacy and covenantal pluralism make a difference? Case studies and practitioner perspectives
  • Chapter 20 Engagement and embrace-From apartheid to democracy: A reflection on rupture and a toolkit for transition
  • Chapter 21 The secularism paradox: Living with deep difference in the Middle East
  • Chapter 22 Two steps forward, one step back: Prospects for covenantal pluralism in Laos and Vietnam
  • Chapter 23 Cross-cultural religious literacy, competencies, and skills: An Indonesian experience
  • Chapter 24 "Salad bowl" secularism: India's covenant to preserve pluralism
  • Chapter 25 Religious literacy and Pakistan's pluralist potential
  • Chapter 26 Geo-religious literacy, orthodoxy, and plurality in Russia: Prospects for covenantal pluralism
  • Chapter 27 Transition and transformation in Western Europe: Possibilities for covenantal pluralism
  • Chapter 28 Religious literacy, racial literacy, and Latin America's overdue reckoning with deep diversity
  • Chapter 29 Cross-cultural religious literacy and pluralist leadership in the United States
  • Chapter 30 Understanding-and bridging-religious liberty tribalism: A case study in talking about Muslims' rights with Christian conservatives in America
  • Chapter 31 Seeking a virtuous feedback loop: Robust pluralism and civic engagement in the United States
  • Chapter 32 Fairness as a path forward on LGBTQ rights and religious liberty
  • Chapter 33 From the pulpit to pluralism: A personal reflection
  • Notes on contributors
  • Index.

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