After reviewing various forms of multiple religious belonging, the author argues for the necessity of preliminary first principles, primarily coming from a considered form of a theology of religions. While an exclusivist theology would not allow multiple belongings, forms of inclusivism, pluralism, and postmodern mutualism provide possibilities. Since Roman Catholicism takes the most typical in...

A. Biographical Note 1. Francisco Suárez (5 January 1548 – 25 September 1617) was a Spanish Jesuit Priest, one of the leading figures of the School of Salamanca movement. He was born at Granada, in southern Spain. He entered the Society of Jesus at Salamanca, and studied philosophy and theology there from 1565 to 1570. He was ordained in 1572, and taught theology at Ávila and Segovia (1575), Va...

This article explores an indigenous Hawaiian perspective on health that accords nature the status of healing agent. It reemerged in the Native Hawaiian decolonization struggle of the 1990s where it provided an explicit critique of Western sociocultural and political–economic forces, particularly of the effects these had on the bodies and souls of the colonized and neocolonized Hawaiians. This u...

The aim of this article is to contribute the development minority theology by actualizing, developing and assessing a set analytic tools. We strive fulfil pursuing three parallel paths. Firstly, we relate our discussion other kinds studies in order benefit from theoretical perspectives empirical findings provided disciplines. Secondly, because consequence religious diversity, explore how concep...

From the early 20th century, Chinese “Indigenous Theology” served as main line in development of Protestant theology. It represents an important orientation communications between and Western culture well modern thought. Indigenous Theology was theoretical result combination religious spirit thought, with a strong background traditional culture. Its purpose to interpret develop thought within f...