The book relies on Bernard Lonergan's method. It addresses today's religious conflicts in the Middle East which have led to migrations of millions of persons. It systematically explores possible breakthroughs that might help people open their hearts to one another.
The book relies on Bernard Lonergan's method. It addresses today's religious conflicts in the Middle East which have led to migrations of millions of persons. It systematically explores possible breakthroughs that might help people open their hearts to one another.
John Raymaker has specialized in social ethics and in studying Buddhism during his twenty years in Japan where he taught cultural anthropology at Hosei University. He has authored and coauthored books on a possible Vatican III Council and on Bernard Lonergan. Godefroid Mombula, a native of the Congo, is a member of the Missionhurst missionary congregation. He spent several years as a missionary in the Philippines. After obtaining his PhD at the Gregorianum in Rome, he has returned to the Congo where he now directs several developmental projects.
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INTRODUCTION-In which we lay out this Book's Principles and Mode of Procedure PART ONE Introducing the Heart-Mind Interdisciplinary Issues Explored in this Book 1. Preliminary Issues in Fostering Buddhist-Christian-Muslim-Secularist Cooperation: Humanity's Religious-Secular Divides and the Pivotal Roles that an Ethical Secularity can play 2. An all too Brief a Summary of Lonergan's Generalized Empirical Method (GEM): An Overview of the Problem of "Knowing": From Plato and Aristotle to Husserl and Lonergan 3. How GEM-FS Conversions May Help People of Good Will Foster a Global Secularity Ethics PART TWO Sketching a GEM-FS Bridge's Mediating Phase as Outlined in MiT's First Four Specialties: Probing into Buddhist-Christian-Muslim Teachings so as to Best Broach a Global Secularity Ethics Chapter 1 First Functional Specialty: Researching Data on Christianity, Islam and an Ethical Secularity Chapter 2 Second Functional Specialty: Interpreting Religious Scriptures, Democracy, and Secularism so as to Avoid Misunderstandings or Resentment Chapter 3 Third Functional Specialty: GEM-FS Judgments of Value and Historical Perspectives Chapter 4 Fourth Functional Specialty: Dialectics Pointing to Where We Need to Go: GEM-FS' Apophatic-Kataphatic Ability Can Help Integrate Secularity with the World's Religions PART THREE Sketching a GEM-FS Bridge's Mediated Phase as Outlined in MiT's Last Four Specialties: Toward Enabling Needed Transformative Changes among the Religions and Secularity Chapter 5 Fifth Functional Specialty: Foundations and its Underlying Premises Chapter 6 Sixth Functional Specialty: Policies based on a Logic of the Heart's Value Judgments Chapter 7 Seventh Functional Specialty: Adjusting, Transforming Systems Chapter 8 Eighth Functional Specialty: Communicating so as to Overcome Intolerance CONCLUSION A SHORT GLOSSARY of Islamic Terms in Relation to this Book's GEM-FS Process INDEX
INTRODUCTION-In which we lay out this Book's Principles and Mode of Procedure PART ONE Introducing the Heart-Mind Interdisciplinary Issues Explored in this Book 1. Preliminary Issues in Fostering Buddhist-Christian-Muslim-Secularist Cooperation: Humanity's Religious-Secular Divides and the Pivotal Roles that an Ethical Secularity can play 2. An all too Brief a Summary of Lonergan's Generalized Empirical Method (GEM): An Overview of the Problem of "Knowing": From Plato and Aristotle to Husserl and Lonergan 3. How GEM-FS Conversions May Help People of Good Will Foster a Global Secularity Ethics PART TWO Sketching a GEM-FS Bridge's Mediating Phase as Outlined in MiT's First Four Specialties: Probing into Buddhist-Christian-Muslim Teachings so as to Best Broach a Global Secularity Ethics Chapter 1 First Functional Specialty: Researching Data on Christianity, Islam and an Ethical Secularity Chapter 2 Second Functional Specialty: Interpreting Religious Scriptures, Democracy, and Secularism so as to Avoid Misunderstandings or Resentment Chapter 3 Third Functional Specialty: GEM-FS Judgments of Value and Historical Perspectives Chapter 4 Fourth Functional Specialty: Dialectics Pointing to Where We Need to Go: GEM-FS' Apophatic-Kataphatic Ability Can Help Integrate Secularity with the World's Religions PART THREE Sketching a GEM-FS Bridge's Mediated Phase as Outlined in MiT's Last Four Specialties: Toward Enabling Needed Transformative Changes among the Religions and Secularity Chapter 5 Fifth Functional Specialty: Foundations and its Underlying Premises Chapter 6 Sixth Functional Specialty: Policies based on a Logic of the Heart's Value Judgments Chapter 7 Seventh Functional Specialty: Adjusting, Transforming Systems Chapter 8 Eighth Functional Specialty: Communicating so as to Overcome Intolerance CONCLUSION A SHORT GLOSSARY of Islamic Terms in Relation to this Book's GEM-FS Process INDEX
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