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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - All religions carry within them a longing for peace, love, and humanity.And yet misunderstandings, power struggles, and intolerance have repeatedly led to conflicts and wars-from the Crusades to religious schisms to the conflicts of our time.This book invites us to see the world's religions in a new light. Instead of focusing on differences, it shows their deep similarities: The Bible and the Koran, both of which speak of mercy and justice.Buddhism, which focuses on compassion and mindfulness.Hinduism, which teaches unity in the divine.Judaism, which emphasizes wisdom and community.Numerous quotations, examples, and analyses reveal that all religions have a common goal: the search for truth, love, and peace.In this book, you will learn: How the Bible, the Koran, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Judaism share core values.Why conflicts arise less from religion itself than from the abuse of power.What messages of unity are hidden in the sacred scriptures.How interfaith dialogue builds bridges between cultures and people.Practical ideas on how we can live with more tolerance and compassion in our everyday lives.This work is aimed at anyone who wants to understand religions, overcome conflicts, and support the vision of a more peaceful world.It is an invitation to discover common ground across religious boundaries-and thus come a step closer to universal truth: There is not just one 'true' religion-all paths lead to love, unity, and peace.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. From the covenant of Abraham to the rise of global faith communities, this groundbreaking comparative study traces the intertwined histories, scriptures, and beliefs of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Written in clear and accessible language, Abrahamic Religions invites readers to explore how these three great traditions-often seen as rivals-actually form a complex family of faiths shaped by shared origins, overlapping narratives, and enduring debates about God, law, revelation, and salvation. Through a careful balance of historical analysis and theological reflection, the book examines how each religion defines its relationship to the divine, to scripture, to the other traditions, and to the modern world. Key topics include: Origins and early trajectories of Israel, the Church, and the UmmahScripture and canon formation: Torah, Bible, and Qur'anLaw, grace, and guidance in Halakha, Canon Law, and ShariaDivine unity and the nature of God in Shema, Trinity, and TawidMysticism and spiritual practice across Kabbalah, Christian monasticism, and SufismModern challenges: secularization, dialogue, and coexistenceWhether you are a student, scholar, or seeker, this book provides a panoramic yet nuanced view of the Abrahamic faiths-showing how their similarities illuminate their profound differences, and how their encounters continue to shape our world. Discover how the world's three great monotheistic traditions are bound by faith, history, and dialogue. Open the pages of Abrahamic Religions and deepen your understanding of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam today. Read this book and see how ancient wisdom and modern insight meet in the story of humanity's search for the One God. Order your copy now! TAGSAbrahamic religions, comparative religion, Judaism Christianity Islam, interfaith studies, theology of monotheism, world religions comparison, Abraham's legacy, monotheistic faiths, religious dialogue, comparative theology, religious studies textbook, religion and culture, philosophy of religion, sacred texts comparison, Torah Bible Quran, divine unity, Shema Trinity Tawhid, Halakha Canon Law Sharia, mysticism Kabbalah Sufism, covenant and revelation, scriptural interpretation, faith and reason, history of religions, Abrahamic traditions, interreligious understanding, religion and modernity, comparative faith analysis, religious education, theology book, academic study of religion, seminary reading, interfaith dialogue book, introduction to world religions, spiritual history, faith traditions, study guide religion, God and humanity, religion in context, comparative theology book, Abrahamic faiths explained, history of monotheism This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Ecological Crisis Through the Lens of Islam and Christianity | A Comparative Theological Study of Religion's Approaches to the Environmental Problem | Gil Donayre | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9786207488162 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: SIA OmniScriptum Publishing, Brivibas Gatve 197, 1039 RIGA, LETTLAND, customerservice[at]vdm-vsg[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. From the covenant of Abraham to the rise of global faith communities, this groundbreaking comparative study traces the intertwined histories, scriptures, and beliefs of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Written in clear and accessible language, Abrahamic Religions invites readers to explore how these three great traditions-often seen as rivals-actually form a complex family of faiths shaped by shared origins, overlapping narratives, and enduring debates about God, law, revelation, and salvation. Through a careful balance of historical analysis and theological reflection, the book examines how each religion defines its relationship to the divine, to scripture, to the other traditions, and to the modern world. Key topics include: Origins and early trajectories of Israel, the Church, and the UmmahScripture and canon formation: Torah, Bible, and Qur'anLaw, grace, and guidance in Halakha, Canon Law, and ShariaDivine unity and the nature of God in Shema, Trinity, and TawidMysticism and spiritual practice across Kabbalah, Christian monasticism, and SufismModern challenges: secularization, dialogue, and coexistenceWhether you are a student, scholar, or seeker, this book provides a panoramic yet nuanced view of the Abrahamic faiths-showing how their similarities illuminate their profound differences, and how their encounters continue to shape our world. Discover how the world's three great monotheistic traditions are bound by faith, history, and dialogue. Open the pages of Abrahamic Religions and deepen your understanding of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam today. Read this book and see how ancient wisdom and modern insight meet in the story of humanity's search for the One God. Order your copy now! TAGSAbrahamic religions, comparative religion, Judaism Christianity Islam, interfaith studies, theology of monotheism, world religions comparison, Abraham's legacy, monotheistic faiths, religious dialogue, comparative theology, religious studies textbook, religion and culture, philosophy of religion, sacred texts comparison, Torah Bible Quran, divine unity, Shema Trinity Tawhid, Halakha Canon Law Sharia, mysticism Kabbalah Sufism, covenant and revelation, scriptural interpretation, faith and reason, history of religions, Abrahamic traditions, interreligious understanding, religion and modernity, comparative faith analysis, religious education, theology book, academic study of religion, seminary reading, interfaith dialogue book, introduction to world religions, spiritual history, faith traditions, study guide religion, God and humanity, religion in context, comparative theology book, Abrahamic faiths explained, history of monotheism This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Employing the method of comparative theology, this doctoral thesis examines the ecological crisis through Islamic and Christian perspectives. With the aim of gaining comprehensive knowledge from the two different traditions, the dissertation presents the analysis of four Muslim authors (Nasr, Khalid, Dien, Özdemir) followed by an exposition of their Christian counterparts (Berry, Boff, Bartholomew, Vogt). After which, the thesis pairs two authors, one Muslim and the other Christian, to compare and contrast the two traditions' understanding of four thematic fields crucial to the environmental crisis discussion: cosmology, economy-society, anthropology, ethics. This allows the study to highlight points of convergence and divergence in the way Muslims and Christians perceive the various dimensions of the issue. In placing the two perspectives side by side, the thesis wishes not to pass judgment as to whose tradition is correct but rather to present the arguments of both sides in order to broaden one's knowledge of the other. With this increased understanding, the study then appropriates insights drawn from the engagement with inter-religious learning.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Employing the method of comparative theology, this doctoral thesis examines the ecological crisis through Islamic and Christian perspectives. With the aim of gaining comprehensive knowledge from the two different traditions, the dissertation presents the analysis of four Muslim authors (Nasr, Khalid, Dien, Özdemir) followed by an exposition of their Christian counterparts (Berry, Boff, Bartholomew, Vogt). After which, the thesis pairs two authors, one Muslim and the other Christian, to compare and contrast the two traditions' understanding of four thematic fields crucial to the environmental crisis discussion: cosmology, economy-society, anthropology, ethics. This allows the study to highlight points of convergence and divergence in the way Muslims and Christians perceive the various dimensions of the issue. In placing the two perspectives side by side, the thesis wishes not to pass judgment as to whose tradition is correct but rather to present the arguments of both sides in order to broaden one's knowledge of the other. With this increased understanding, the study then appropriates insights drawn from the engagement with inter-religious learning.…