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Synthesis of the second International Congrès of PLURIEL in Rome, by Laurent BASANÈSE, director of the Gregorian Center for Inter-religious Studies
Synthèse du deuxième congrès international de PLURIEL à Rome, juin 2018, par Laurent BASANÈSE, directeur du Centre d’études inter-religieuses de l’Université Pontificale Grégorienne
خلاصة المؤتمر الثاني لشبكة Pluriel الذي أجري في روما، في 28 حزيران 2018، بقلم لوران بازانير مدير المركز الغريغوري للدراسات بين الأديان في الجامعة البابوية الجريجورية.
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When Religions Contribute to Education for a more Fraternal Humanity
What resources are religions endowed with to educate for a more fraternal humanity? To respond to this question, a study day was organised on February 24th 2020 at the Pontifical Gregorian Universi...
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Islam and Belonging. Proceedings of the PLURIEL 2nd International Congress
After its first international congress in Lyon from 6 to 9 September 2016 on the theme “Islam in the Plural: Faith, Thought, Society”[1], the current study brings together the proceedin...
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Interreligious and Intercultural Investigations – N°10 – The challenge of religions
The publication of the Series Interreligious and Intercultural Investigations has been restarted. "The Series Interreligious and Intercultural Investigations" started in 1999. Its purpose is to ...
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The document on human fraternity: a new horizon for Islamic-Christian dialogue? (Italian)
Lecturers : Adnane Mokrani, P. Laurent Basanese S.J. Moderator: Valentino Cottini Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, April 8th, 2019 This conference marks the launch of the r...
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Retrospective: Congress 2018 “Islam and Belonging”
Retrospective on the Second International Congress of PLURIEL that has been held at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Roma, in June 2018, on the theme "Islam and Belonging". Excerpts of con...
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Congress “Islam and Belonging”: synthesis by the Jesuit theologian Laurent Basanèse
Synthesis of the second International Congrès of PLURIEL in Rome, by Laurent BASANÈSE, director of the Gregorian Center for Inter-religious Studies
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The authoritarian republic. Islam in France and the Republican illusion
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Publisher’s presentation The logic of suspicion has become the compass of the French state. Since 2015 and the attacks of January and November, the preventive and repressive policy of the Sta...
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MIDÉO No. 37: Recitation in the early centuries of Islam
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The history of reciting the Quran has been rarely studied. This volume comprises most of the papers presented at the Third IDEO Conference held in Cairo in October 2020 on reciting in the early Isl...
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Not without others: recognition of others and unity in Christ – on the relationship between mission and dialogue
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Article published in the missiology journal ZMR 106 (2022/1-4), double issue: “Evangelisation and Fraternity in the Plural World
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Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti and the Second Coming of Jesus in Islam
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"This article first provides an overall picture of Jesus in the Qur’anic Text, amongst the stories of the other prophets, his prophetic role during the mission God gave him on earth and at the End ...
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Religion and Democracy
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"This article addresses mainly two widespread prejudices. The first claims that democracy flourishes only in a Christian culture, the second wants to keep religion out of politics to protect democr...
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Islam in Prison: Finding Faith, Freedom and Fraternity
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“Based on original evidence from 279 Muslim prisoners and 79 prison officers, we explore how Muslims come to be incarcerated, how the practice of Islam affects prison life and rehabilitation,...
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Religious Radicalism. The Challenges of an Ill-Defined Concept in Europe
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Ali Mostfa, professor of linguistics and discourse analysis at the Catholic University of Lyon, analyses the semantic shifts about the notion of religious radicalism, particularly since the Septemb...
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Normativity of Holy Scriptures in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
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In Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the orientation towards “holy texts” is central. While in the past it was undisputed that these texts could be understood as directly given by God an...
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The Cross in Rūmī’s Maṯnawī
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"A cursory reading of Rūmī’s Maṯnawī suggests that the author follows the dominant Qur’ānic interpretation denying Jesus Christ’s Crucifixion. Closer analysis demonstrates, however, that Rūmī inter...
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Exclusively for Adherents of ‘Divinely Revealed’ Religions?
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How did the preparatory work for the Egyptian constitutions discuss issues of freedom of religion and belief? « The term “divinely revealed religions” is used in the constitution, laws, and some...