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Die Rolle der Mitarbeiter im Krisenfall,every year for three years. Unlike many in our group, I was not a veteran of ecumenical gatherings. As a somewhat parochial Jew, I was a bit anxious about the interfaith aspect of our meetings. On one hand, I was comfortable with the idea of exploring common religious ground with Muslims. I felt an

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Mikrogeografische Daten und Analysen, emergent book. On that day, the winning title was In the Bosom of Abraham. I think it was Ann who first thought of it-just look at the title of her essay-and I think it was Ann, Kevin, Kendall, and dear Michael, of blessed memory, who led the first chorus we sang to test the title out. We thought o

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Marion Leuenrothnaventura, Maria Dakake and Mahan Mirza patiently explaining the twists and turns of classical Qur’anic interpretation. Is there anything about the Talmud that Aryeh Cohen doesn’t know? And there were, of course, Robert Jenson’s laconic interventions: quick spanks of insight.

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Charity and the Good Life: On Islamic Prophetic EthicsAdmittedly, I accepted the invitation to join the Scriptural Reasoning and Research Group (SRR) primarily for a selfish reason: This was a great opportunity to get educated in the principal texts of the Abrahamic religions and to deepen my understanding of their relevance for the philosophical tradition.

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Lawe, loue, and lewete: The Kenotic Vision of Traditional Christian Political Theologynaventura, Maria Dakake and Mahan Mirza patiently explaining the twists and turns of classical Qur’anic interpretation. Is there anything about the Talmud that Aryeh Cohen doesn’t know? And there were, of course, Robert Jenson’s laconic interventions: quick spanks of insight.

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nes scriptural sources as read in the classical and medieval traditions, addressing issues including how each tradition addresses the ‘other‘ within its tradition and without, and the challenges of modernity.978-1-349-38097-8978-0-230-10135-7