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Interreligious Studies and Intercultural Theology: South & East Asia
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15 resources. Showing results 1 through 10.
Uploaded Buddhism and the Religious Other: Twenty-First Century Dambulla and the Presence of Buddhist Exclusivism in Sri Lanka
Conflict, Peace, and Religious Festivals: Muslim-Hindu-Christian Relations on the Eastern Indonesian Island of Lombok
Finding the Right Questions about Religious Diversity: What Buddhists could Contribute to Discussions of Religious Diversity
Religious Diversity and Dialogue: A Buddhist Perspective
The Contemporary Tibetan Buddhist Rimé Response to Religious Diversity
The Dalai Lama and Religious Diversity
Religious Heterogamy in Xiamen: The Social and Ritual Boundaries of Chinese Protestantism
On Whether Christians Should Participate in Buddhist Practice
A Critical Reading of C.S. Song’s Asian Third-eye Liberation Theology for a Myanmar Intercontextual Liberation Theology of Pyithu-dukkha
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