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Interreligious Relations and Asian Realities
Ih-Ren, Ambrose Mong
Ih-Ren, Ambrose Mong
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The declaration Nostra Aetate (1965) in which the church re-examined its relationship with non-Christian religions in a more positive light has lost none of its relevance and significance today. In an age of globalization, secularization and continuing religious plurality, it is dialogue and not confrontation that can help us to resolve our problems. Since Vatican II there has been hope-filled progress and promising developments in interreligious relations as well as periods of disillusionment, disappointment and anguish. This paper addresses some of the issues in interreligious dialogue within the Asian context including inclusive pluralism, regnocentricity, the legitimacy of Christian mission and multiple religious identities. Abstract in Chinese: 《在教会对非基督宗教态度宣言》（1965）中，罗马天主教以一种更积极的方式重新检验了其与非基督宗教之间的关系，直到今天，这份文件的适切性与重要性仍丝毫未减。在一个全球化、世俗化、以及宗教持续变得多元的今天，只有对话,而不是非对抗，才能帮助我们解决我们所面对的难题。自梵蒂冈第二次大公会议以来，宗教之间的关系既取得了充满希望以及令人振奋的进展，与此同时也有过令人失望乃至痛苦的阶段。这篇论文处理了亚洲处境下的宗教对话的某些议题，例如包容的多元论、天国中心论、基督教宣教的合法性以及多重宗教身份等.
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2015
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Institute of Sino-Christian Studies (ISCS) ; Institute of Comparative Scripture and Inter-religious Dialogue, Minzu University of China