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Created: July 8, 2001
Latest update: March 21, 2003
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Index of Site Modules
On Religion, Theology, and Woman
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Awareness and The Unconscious:
Awareness as A Response to Intolerance:
- Must we discuss religion? jeanne's response to Tina Juen's question.
- The Egyptian Priest of Rules "Do we really need to go there? Religion is so personal." On the structural violence of rules.
- Speaking Religion. Rahmat Tavako's comment that if the people speak religion then we as peacemaking sociologists must learn to speak religion. jeanne's attempt to post a response, and its rejection from PSN list. Now, it's "personal" that is taboo.
Fundamentalism and Conservative Religion:
Religions, Specific:
- Buddhism:
- Catholicism:
- Islam and Hispanics in Southern California Teaching essay. Conversion from Catholicism to Islam of Hispanic immigrants in present day Los Angeles area. backup. Link added January 6, 2002.
- Liberation Theology:
- Blase Bonpane and Liberation Theology Quote and discussion on the chain of command in the Catholic Church, which is fundamentally hierarachical. Quote is on what Blase Bonpane's father, who was a judge and a staunch Republican. His father visited him in Latin America, and then said that the conditions in Latin America were appalling and that he understood what Blase was doing.
- Islam:
- Islam and Hispanics in Southern California Teaching essay. Link added January 6, 2002.
- Religion and Civilisational Dialogues ". . . we
often use the word civilised in every day English, even after becoming politically correct so-called in
such a prerogative term that if you kill several million people with advanced nuclear bombs and other
kinds of modern technology you are so civilised. But if you kill 15 people with a spear you are
uncivilised. This use of the word 'civilised' that we keep saying ' civilised behaviour' which is really a
joke if one doesn't think how tragic it is to use such a term." backup.
- Protestantism:
Spiritualism and Transcendentalism:
- Liberation Theology:
- Liberation Theology, as an Approach to Spiritualism
- Blase Bonpane and Liberation Theology Quote and discussion on the chain of command in the Catholic Church, which is fundamentally hierarachical. Quote is on what Blase Bonpane's father, who was a judge and a staunch Republican. His father visited him in Latin America, and then said that the conditions in Latin America were appalling and that he understood what Blase was doing.
- Conference Announcements, Calls for Papers: