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Book review – Atar Livneh: Summaries of the history of Israel in the horizon of Hellenistic-Roman cultural encounter
Atar Livneh: Studies on Jewish and Christian. Historical Summaries from the Helleneistic and Early Roman Periods Contributions to Biblical Exgesis […]
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26 February 2020 |
26 February 2020 |
Abraham, apocalypsis, Bible, chronology, Flavius Josephus, genealogy, Hellenism, inculturation, judaism, Mishna, Moses, narration, religious pluralism, Roman Empire, summary, Talmud |
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Book Review – David Crispin: “Their God fights every day for them” – Devastating consequences of religious violence in the age of the crusades
David Crispin: „Ihr Gott kämpft jeden Tag für sie“. Krieg, Gewalt und religiöse Vorstellungen in der Frühzeit der Kreuzzüge (1095–1187) […]
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28 December 2019 |
28 December 2019 |
#crusades, christian-muslim dialogue, Holy Land, Middle Ages, violence, war |
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Documentations & Discourses: The website of the InterReligious Library with texts – Open Access
The InterReligious Library (InterReligiöse Bibliothek – IRB) with about 30,000 titles (including the digital library – open access) has been […]
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22 May 2019 |
29 September 2019 |
discussions, interfaith dialogue, interreligious learning, Library, Literature, meditation, multiculturalism, philosophy, religious pluralism, religious science, Theology |
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DRÜGGELTE – a mysterious chapel of the Holy Cross in Southern Westphalia
The medieval chapel inside the barnyards of Drüggelte is situated near Soest. This small building offers a short journey through […]
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22 May 2019 |
22 May 2019 |
church, crusade, Holy Sepulchre, Middle Ages, romanic |
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Ein-Sichten — In-Sights: the website with reviews in books and medias on religion and interfaith dialogue
Linked with the InterReligious Library (InterReligiöse Bibliothek, IRB) you find here a wide ranged platform of reviews of books and […]
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22 May 2019 |
22 May 2019 |
interfaith dialogue, interreligious learning, Literature, multiculturalism, philosophy, religious science, Theology |
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From Karl Marx to Nelson Mandela – Fighting Words – 15 Books that Shaped the Postcolonial World
Dominic Davies, Erica Lombard and Benjamin Mountford (eds.): Fighting Words — Fifteen Books that Shaped the Postcolonial World 15 Bücher, die die […]
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2 November 2019 |
2 November 2019 |
Capitalism, colonialism, communism, freedom, Human Rights, racism, resistance, revolution |
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Important Persons who have worked in building interreligious and intercultural bridges
Brückenbauer/innen des interkulturellen und interreligiösen Dialogs During all epocs there have been people and organizations who have worked in a […]
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21 May 2019 |
21 May 2019 |
encounter, Europe, interreligious learning, interrellgious dialogue, multiculturalism, peace working, pluralism, religions, Tolerance |
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In the horizon of historicity – to understand “sacred” texts as verbal events
In my article “Understanding as a Word Event” I deal on the hermeneutic responsibility in the horizon of “sacred texts”, […]
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2 June 2019 |
2 June 2019 |
Bible, divine word, hermeneutics, revelation, Translation, understanding, verbal event |
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Johann Amos Comenius – promotor of an education which nurtures the heart
The theologian and pedagogue Jan Amos Komenský, latinised Johann Amos Comenius, (1592 – 1670) is one of the most important […]
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9 August 2019 |
9 August 2019 |
Counter Reformatiom, education, humanism, Moravian Church, school reforms, Unity of the Brethren |
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Open Access – InterReligiöse Bibliothek – InterReligious Library
English version: scroll down! Die InterReligiöse Bibliothek (IRB) mit etwa 30.000 Titeln (einschließlich digitaler Bibliothek – Open Access) ist als Grundlage für […]
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24 May 2019 |
24 May 2019 |
interfaith dialogue, interreligious learning, Library, religión, religions, religious pluralism |
