Enhancing Understanding-Advancing Dialogue Approaching Cross Cultural Understanding
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TextPublication details: Adelaide ATF Press 2008Description: 330pISBN: - 9781920691882
- C30 F739
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| C30 D994 Emerging Voices in Global Christian Theology | C30 EL440 Christianity and Culture | C30 EV220 A Religion for Our Time | C30 F739 Enhancing Understanding-Advancing Dialogue | C30 F760 Mythmakers | C30 F847 Liturgy in a Multicultural Community | C30 G293 Interfacing Theology With Culture |
includes index and biblioraphy
1. Approaching cross-cultural understanding: questions and reactions 2. Should we `be understanding` when approaching cross-cultural understanding and how can we defend such a stand? 3. Can science contribute to cross-cultural understanding? 4. Can postmodernism facilitate cross-cultural understanding? 5. Do absolute objective values lead to political absolutism and intolerance? Does relativism lead to understanding and tolerance? 6. Is tolerance enough? 7. Do relativism, neutrality and impartiality impede cross-cultural understanding? 8. Why should we understand and how can we justify it? 9. Is there a method of social inquiry suitable for cross-cultural understanding? 10. What are some of the features of optimal cross-cultural understanding?
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