ion of the metaphysical concept of divine being is thus overcome, and the concrete unity of God as Spirit for Hegel, the trinitarian conception is ultimately embraced. What is thus advocated, and what emerges ultimately from this Calvary of absolute Spirit, is meant to be a deeper and purified conception of God. The result is that spiritual transcendence is no longer distinct from immanence, bu...

The influence of the media on human life is increasing, and becoming an important tool in terms presentation religion as well fields education, culture art. majority target audience affected by consists children rather than adults. Many studies that consider childhood a separate field evaluation with spiritual sacred aspect indicate are greater danger our age past centuries. This research field...

I examine the central atheistic argument of Richard Dawkins’s book The God Delusion (“Dawkins’s Gambit”) and illustrate its failure. I further show that Dawkins’s Gambit is a fragment of a more comprehensive critique of theism found in David Hume’s Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion. Among the failings of Dawkins’s Gambit is that it is directed against a version of the God Hypothesis that fe...

In standard Albanian studies and Western scholarship, including both the work of religious and political activists and that of less ‘interested’ lay people, historical and textual fact-finding efforts have only confirmed and indeed perpetuated the myth that the thinking of Naim Frashëri was formed and dominated by Bektashism and that his ‘Albanianism’ had a Bektashi foundation. The author inten...

*Professor of Medicine, T.N. Medical College (Retd.), Hon. Physician, Bhatia Hospital, Mumbai; **Consultant Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases, Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Andheri (West), Mumbai D Schweitzer was a French-German scholar, born in Kaysersberg, Alsace; a s ickly chi ld , in contrast to h is la ter extraordinary robustness. Without doubt, he was a great and multiface...

Interest in Public Theology is growing across the African continent. However, there are some important critiques of and public theologians Africa from Africa. This article outlines three within variety contexts. Having done so, it seeks to engage a process critical reflection on two constituent concepts related an ‘African Theology’. First, considers what we might mean when speak ‘Africa’ or ‘A...

Preserving the Past & Engaging Future: Theology Religion in American Special Collections is a fine collection of essays that demonstrates practical work and value special collections libraries for religion scholarship cultural heritage. Editor M. Patrick Graham giant field religious studies collections, having retired 2017 from Pitts Theological Library at Emory University after long succes...

This article describes Gandhi’s view on Judaism and Zionism places it in the framework of an interreligious theology. In such a theology, notion “trans-difference” appreciates differences between cultures religions with aim building bridges them. It is argued that understanding was limited, mainly because he looked at through Christian lenses. He reduced to religion without considering its peop...

This paper addresses the current debate in public higher education regarding the proper goals of ethical education. On one side are those who espouse the classical aim of moral character formation, and on the other, those who emphasize the liberal aim of selfdetermination and autonomy. The paper attempts to analyze this debate in light of the context of Christian moral education and puts forth ...

Queer theorists most commonly challenge conventional pictures of the stable self by pointing out ways in which the self can be opened towards others (i.e. ‘‘spatially’’ disrupted). This essay demonstrates how the recent work of Paul North on ‘‘primal distraction’’ supplies material for an expansion of this critique by allowing theorists to better understand how the self can also be ‘‘temporally...