Examines human rights in relation to religion and the role of religion in perennial issues of war and peace.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword Monica Duffy Toft; Introduction Sumner B. Twiss; Part I. Normative Prospects: Human Rights Ideas and Religious Ethics: 1. David Little: a modern Calvinist architect of human rights John Witte, Jr; 2. On reformed Christianity and natural human rights Gene Outka; 3. Roger Williams and freedom of conscience and religion as a natural right Sumner B. Twiss; 4. Islam and human rights: the religious and the secular in conversation Abdulaziz Sachedina; 5. On grounding human rights: variations on themes by Little John P. Reeder, Jr; 6. From human rights to animal rights? Grace Yia-Hei Kao; 7. Nibbana, dhamma, and sinhala Buddhism: a David Little retrospective Donald K. Swearer; 8. The present state of the comparative study of religious ethics: an update John Kelsay; Part II. Functional Prospects: Religion, Public Policy, and Conflict: 9. Religion, ethics, and war: David Little and ecumenical ethics J. Bryan Hehir; 10. War and the right to life: Orthodox Christian perspectives Marian Gh. Simion; 11. Swords to ploughshares, theory to practice: an evolution of religious peacemaking at USIP Susan Hayward; 12. Religion and multi-track diplomacy Rodney L. Petersen; 13. Developing a human rights lens on religious peacemaking Scott Appleby; 14. Toward a polycentric approach to conflict transformation Atalia Omer; 15. Rethinking Islamic politics: bringing the state back in Scott Hibbard; 16. Religion and politics: seeking a reconciliation Natalie Sherman and David Gergen; 17. The core of public reason: freedom from arbitrary pain and death Christian Rice; Afterword David Little.
Foreword Monica Duffy Toft; Introduction Sumner B. Twiss; Part I. Normative Prospects: Human Rights Ideas and Religious Ethics: 1. David Little: a modern Calvinist architect of human rights John Witte, Jr; 2. On reformed Christianity and natural human rights Gene Outka; 3. Roger Williams and freedom of conscience and religion as a natural right Sumner B. Twiss; 4. Islam and human rights: the religious and the secular in conversation Abdulaziz Sachedina; 5. On grounding human rights: variations on themes by Little John P. Reeder, Jr; 6. From human rights to animal rights? Grace Yia-Hei Kao; 7. Nibbana, dhamma, and sinhala Buddhism: a David Little retrospective Donald K. Swearer; 8. The present state of the comparative study of religious ethics: an update John Kelsay; Part II. Functional Prospects: Religion, Public Policy, and Conflict: 9. Religion, ethics, and war: David Little and ecumenical ethics J. Bryan Hehir; 10. War and the right to life: Orthodox Christian perspectives Marian Gh. Simion; 11. Swords to ploughshares, theory to practice: an evolution of religious peacemaking at USIP Susan Hayward; 12. Religion and multi-track diplomacy Rodney L. Petersen; 13. Developing a human rights lens on religious peacemaking Scott Appleby; 14. Toward a polycentric approach to conflict transformation Atalia Omer; 15. Rethinking Islamic politics: bringing the state back in Scott Hibbard; 16. Religion and politics: seeking a reconciliation Natalie Sherman and David Gergen; 17. The core of public reason: freedom from arbitrary pain and death Christian Rice; Afterword David Little.
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