ecumenicalism

While 2019 has been designated as the Year of Tolerance by the nation's leaders, the visit of Pope Francis coincides with an interfaith conference, bringing together spiritual leaders to foster understanding and build interfaith dialogue and ecumenicalism. Together with the Grand Imam of Al Azhar, Ahmad Al Tayyeb, they will lay foundation stones for a new mosque and a new church, literally providing the foundation stones for growth, new structures and a new understanding of the unique relationship between faiths that cherish respect, peace and improving the lives of those in need regardless of creed, colour or circumstance.

During a June 2000 interview, Chief Joseph Aderibigbe, who was provincial secretary of Sokoto and Kano provinces during the First Republic, told me a story about how he became the Provincial Secretary of Sokoto Province that, I think, strikes at the core of Ahmadu Bello's foresighted northern Nigerian ecumenicalism.

Such concerns are expressed and mobilized across a complex history of ideological and organizational forms--from the formation of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in the 1920s to the ecumenicalism of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad in the 1960s.

Taken as a whole, the sayings that Tolstoy chose for inclusion in his collection reflect his own idiosyncratic approach to interfaith relations and ecumenicalism. In making his selections, he was not concerned with representing Islam as a religion so much as he was interested in displaying those aspects of Islamic religious practices and beliefs that fell in line with his own philosophy.

Kersch, Ecumenicalism Through Constitutionalism: The Discursive Development of Constitutional Conservatism in National Review, 1955-1980, 25 STUD.

Peter's Square) that the days of ecumenicalism, tolerance, and consensus are gone.

He added the Pope had made statements "tantamount to the Protestant churches not being the true church" and added that ecumenicalism was a way for "Rome to suck others under her skirt, with her having to be the dominant partner".

(15) Cynthia Scheinberg suggests that it is this very ecumenicalism that enabled "the quite original Christian theological work she sought to perform in her poetry" (p.

Even if he returns quite often to a psychoanalytic perspective, Friedlander also stretches the now classic poles of interpretation--psychoanalytical, Judaistic, existentialist--toward their breaking points in sadomasochism, ecumenicalism, and humor.

An anthology of 62 essays and articles make up a reader for an ecumenicalism course within a theology curriculum.

Against this "fake" global lit and its "toothless ecumenicalism," the n+1 editors call for an oppositional project marked by a "thorny internationalism" that would take its inspiration from the formal innovations of the avant-gardes of international modernism and from what they call the "truth" content of international socialism.