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Title: Religion, Terrorism & Globalization
Sub-title: Nonviolence -- A New Agenda
Edited by: K K Kuriakose
ISBN10-13: 1594545537 : 9781594545535
Format: Hardback
Size: 180x260mm
Pages: 300
Weight: .759 Kg.
Published: Nova Science Publishers, Inc (US) - August   2005
List Price: 154.99 Pounds Sterling
Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 1
Subjects: Globalization : Terrorism, armed struggle
The culture of violence has gained a religious colouring in modern days. With a destructive technological impetus, the question arises: Is there abuse of religious teachings? Is their any religious basis for violence and war? Then follow questions about the purpose of religion and the significance of concepts of peace and non-violence. As some find justification for war and violence in their religion, an inquiry must be made about the influence of religious scriptures on peace. Globalisation has had a varied impact on political, social, cultural, and religious behavioural systems. This landmark volume attempts to comprehend the concepts of non-violence and peace within different religious and cultural traditions.
Table of Contents:
Introduction; Does Religion Cause Violence?; The Non-violence of Mahatma Gandhi; Practice of Ahimsa in Buddhism; Without Raising her Fist or even her Voice: Shiprah, Puah & Gotamî’s Non- Violent Resistance to Injustice; Non-Violence and Peace in Hinduism: Is There a Connection?; Gender Violence in Islam; Peace and Conflict Resolution in the Islamic Tradition; Four Voices for Non-violence and Peaceful Coexistence in South and Southeast Asia; War and Conscientisation: Conceptualising Alternative Approaches to Human Relations in the Age of Empire; Maintaining Harmony and Keeping the Peace: Non-violence and Conflict Resolutions in Native American Traditional Systems of Justice; Foundation of Christian Non-violence; Non-violence and Peace Traditions in Early and Eastern Christianity; Roman Catholic Tradition and Passive Resistance; “A Heart as Wide as the World”: A Christian Spirituality of Nonviolence; Non-violence and the “War” on Terrorism; Globalisation, Religions and Non-violence; Non-violence in Social and Global Education: A Pedagogy for Peace; Glossary; Index.
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