Tolerance and Intolerance in Religion and Beyond
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Tolerance and Intolerance in Religion and Beyond
Challenges from the Past and in the Present
Ruepke, Joerg; Veltri, Giuseppe; Matviyets, Anne Sarah
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2025
182
Mole
9780367535834
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Section 1: CONCEPTUALISING TOLERANCE: Chapter 1 Defining Tolerance: Conditions and Resources for Tolerance; Chapter 2 A Social Psychological Approach to Tolerance: The Disapproval-Respect Model; Section 2: TOLERANCE WITHIN A RELIGIOUS CONTEXT AND AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT: Chapter 3 Reasons for Religious Toleration in the Roman Empire: The Voice of the Emperor; Chapter 4 Tolerance and Lived Religion; Chapter 5 Toleration and Cohabitation: Remarks on the Jews and the City in the Early Modern Period; Section 3: TOLERANCE IN JEWISH AND ISLAMIC TRADITIONS: Chapter 6 Theories of Tolerance in Jewish Philosophy; Chapter 7 The Fatimid Empire: a Case for Religious Toleration?; Chapter 8 Between Belief and Unbelief: Paradigms of Toleration in Medieval Jewish and Islamic Writings; Section 4: TOLERANCE IN THEOLOGY AND DIALOGUE: Chapter 9 Tolerance and Dialogue in Hamburg from one Perspective within Islamic Theology; Chapter 10 From Tolerance to Acceptance. Towards a New Paradigm of Interreligious Coexistence; Section 5: (IN)TOLERANCE IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY: Chapter 11 De (in)tolerantia Judaeorum: A Hitherto Almost Forgotten Source of Tolerance Studies in German Protestant University Archives-The Dissertationes; Chapter 12 On Tolerance and Intolerance in the University
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Intolerance;Religion;Tolerance;Pope Shenouda III;Den Heijer;Colloquium Heptaplomeres;Khaled Abou El Fadl;Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari;Contemporary Societies;Good Life;Ingroup Outgroup Categorisation;Ibn Killis;Empirical Psychological Fact;Cary Nederman;Maximinus Daia;Fatimid Empire;Muslim Legal Tradition;Joseph Albo;Prophet Reported;Imitatio Dei;Rightful Imam;Equality Recognition;Dispositive Part;Theodosian Code;Tolerance Research;Discursive Figuration;Rabbi Nissim;Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus
Section 1: CONCEPTUALISING TOLERANCE: Chapter 1 Defining Tolerance: Conditions and Resources for Tolerance; Chapter 2 A Social Psychological Approach to Tolerance: The Disapproval-Respect Model; Section 2: TOLERANCE WITHIN A RELIGIOUS CONTEXT AND AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT: Chapter 3 Reasons for Religious Toleration in the Roman Empire: The Voice of the Emperor; Chapter 4 Tolerance and Lived Religion; Chapter 5 Toleration and Cohabitation: Remarks on the Jews and the City in the Early Modern Period; Section 3: TOLERANCE IN JEWISH AND ISLAMIC TRADITIONS: Chapter 6 Theories of Tolerance in Jewish Philosophy; Chapter 7 The Fatimid Empire: a Case for Religious Toleration?; Chapter 8 Between Belief and Unbelief: Paradigms of Toleration in Medieval Jewish and Islamic Writings; Section 4: TOLERANCE IN THEOLOGY AND DIALOGUE: Chapter 9 Tolerance and Dialogue in Hamburg from one Perspective within Islamic Theology; Chapter 10 From Tolerance to Acceptance. Towards a New Paradigm of Interreligious Coexistence; Section 5: (IN)TOLERANCE IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY: Chapter 11 De (in)tolerantia Judaeorum: A Hitherto Almost Forgotten Source of Tolerance Studies in German Protestant University Archives-The Dissertationes; Chapter 12 On Tolerance and Intolerance in the University
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Intolerance;Religion;Tolerance;Pope Shenouda III;Den Heijer;Colloquium Heptaplomeres;Khaled Abou El Fadl;Mohammad Mojtahed Shabestari;Contemporary Societies;Good Life;Ingroup Outgroup Categorisation;Ibn Killis;Empirical Psychological Fact;Cary Nederman;Maximinus Daia;Fatimid Empire;Muslim Legal Tradition;Joseph Albo;Prophet Reported;Imitatio Dei;Rightful Imam;Equality Recognition;Dispositive Part;Theodosian Code;Tolerance Research;Discursive Figuration;Rabbi Nissim;Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus
