Titlebook: Interfaith Engagement Beyond the Divide; Approaches, Experien Johannes M. Luetz,Denise A. Austin,Adis Duderija Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if

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Interfaith and Intra-Faith Engagement of the Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Diaspora in Australiarian Orthodox community, located predominantly in the south of India. For political, social, and economic reasons, many of its members are now?migrating to countries such as Australia. Like other settler groups, they face acculturation challenges. Members of the Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church are p

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Spiritual Formation in Muslim and Pentecostal Higher Education: A Comparative Case Study Between Aust increasingly pluralism and multiculturalism call for a more cooperative and integrative approach. Furthermore, there is growing academic interest regarding the impact of Islam in the Asia Pacific region. Spiritual formation in higher education is also a rapidly emerging field as students seek pers

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Nonviolent Interfaith Solidarity ,: Two Autobiographical Accountsobiographical accounts of the two authors to highlight how the term . can be employed for the purposes of advancing interfaith understanding and practice. The first section explores the central arguments, major points, and justifications for the classical military doctrines of . in the context of la

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Interfaith Community Gardening: Growing Food Justicecular discourse on food justice addresses the problems of, and therefore the need to transform, the current global, industrial food system via collective action. These problems include exploitation of the workers, inhumane treatment of the animals, the degradation of the environment, as well as uneq

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Overcoming Religious Distance: Epiphanies in Cross-Cultural Settingsguiding compass of the research process, providing the analytic lens through which human experiences are understood or constructed. This chapter presents the axiological reflections of a novice Australian researcher of Indian descent—born in Mauritius in a Hindu family who later adopted Christian be

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“All Humans Are Strangers—Almost Everywhere”: Reflections on Human Belongingraphic account of living across cultures, countries and communities comprising diverse faith orientations. These lived experiences have formed and informed my interfaith awareness, which was nurtured over a lifetime of what I call ‘longing for belonging’. I complement this autoethnographic account w

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o eliminate widespread healthcare problems such as inequities, waste, and inappropriate care. Emphasizing the most pressing issues of a world growing older with long-term chronic illness, it unveils a new framework for personalized, integrative service based in mobile technologies. Coverage analyzes

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Johannes M. Luetz,Denise A. Austin,Adis Duderijapieces of environmental art that have both a high degree of political intention, as well as a relatively high level of disruption. In connection with these examples, research on art perception and the effect of art on emotions is reviewed. This is followed by an account of research from environmenta

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lly in regard to behavioral predictors. Subsequently we point toward important considerations, limitations, and conceptualizations such as the Culture-Person-Situation model which provides a useful framework when attempting disruptive communication in intercultural settings. The focus in this chapte