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Current dialogue [No. 60, December 2018]
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This issue of Current Dialogue tackles diverse themes ranging from Jain approaches to religious plurality to the elimination of nuclear weapons. Marrying theory to practice, it seeks to throw light on the foundations for interreligious engagement of particular religious traditions while also highlighting the various challenges that communities of faith face in contemporary contexts across the world.
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Jain Approaches to Religious Plurality / Melanie Barbato. - On Destabilization and Multiple Religious Belonging in Monastic Interreligious Dialogue / Beatrice Porsiana. - Interreligious Work in the Face of Migration in Europe / Petra Bosse-Huber. - A Triple Engagement to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons / Peniel Rajkumar. - Christians and Buddhists in Dialogue: An Overview of the Past and the Present / Elizabeth J.Harris. - Interreligious Harmony amid Conflicting Truth Claims: A Buddhist Perspective / Asanga Tilakaratne. - The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37): A Joint Christian–Buddhist Reflection / Kemmyo Taira Sato and Michael Ipgrave. - Salt and Light / Margaret R. Rose. - Toward 2021: Where and What Do We Want to Be? Envisioning and Strategizing Directions for the Work of the Interreligious Dialogue Team / Peniel Rajkumar.
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World Council of Churches (WCC)