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15 Cards in this Set
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Exclusivism
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Only one true way or form
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Inclusivism
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All can be accomodated in one
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Pluralism
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Everyone has a part of truth
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Interfaith Dialogue
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Communication and appreciation of each other's religions
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Ecumenical
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"inhabited house" "whole world" concerns the whole world
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Modernism
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Bigger and better, quantity vs quality, threatens traditional values
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Materialism
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Relying on worldly things, no greater purpose. only material things exisit
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Rationalism
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Solely based on reason
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Humanitarian
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That which espouses or helps humanity; treating all people with respect as human beings
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Reconciliation
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Make one again. Learn, accept, respect.
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Parliament of World Religions
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1st International meeting
Chicago 1893 (Centennial 1993) Critical Issues considered Agree/define a global standard for behavior |
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Sri Ramakrishna
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his dream that one day all people could coexist
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(St. Francis of) Assisi Conference
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Pray for world peace, world will not survive without prayer
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Pope John Paul II
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Organizes Assisi Conference
Progressive pope -> enters a temple and mosque to build peaceful ties |
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Council of Faiths
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Britain, mulit-faith welcome centre, counseling, health care services, political matters
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