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Does , Get to Ride the “Great Vehicle”?: Exclusive Inclusivism in the Lotus Sūtraddhahood of all beings, espousing a Buddhistic “universal salvation.” On the face of it, this makes the Lotus an inclusive scripture, yet it also has a strong exclusivist dimension. This basic contradiction makes the Lotus a fascinating yet frustrating text to work with. This chapter addresses the t

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Inclusive Evangelicalism? Toward An Ontology of Inclusion in Evangelical Christian Traditionst to the historical relationship of The Reformation, the Enlightenment and the grand colonizing push in Europe during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. By and large it is difficult to separate the three, despite the reality that they are undoubtedly three distinct histories with different pla

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Confucian Exclusivism: A Challenge to Confucian Exemplarist Moralityrayed in the .. Attention is drawn to what may be plausibly interpreted as culturalism and speciesism in the .. The case for culturalism in the . turns on a recurrent distinction therein between the . (Chinese) and . (non-Chinese; peoples outside of China proper), the latter commonly cast as barbari

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Legitimating the Other’s Wisdom for Common Cause: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s Palm Sunday Sermon omon on Mohandas K. Gandhi,” where King justified his incorporation of Gandhian nonviolence into his Christian framework. In addressing the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, King legitimized the philosophy of nonviolence as a Christian practice that has been embodied by Gandhi and other Indians in their

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Encountering God’s Grace in Islam: A Christian Reading of the Forty Hadith of Nawawīgrace is foundational in Islam and is instructive for Muslim practices, as demonstrated in the three interrelated aspects of God’s grace: salvation, human freedom, and social dimension. To limit the research’s scope, the essay will focus on the Forty Hadith of Nawawī, a popular book of selected hadi

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From Exodus to Hizmet: Redefining Other and Self in Thought and Actionthe “True Israel” (Verus Israel), contending theologically and for political acceptance by the pagan Roman authorities. Islam’s arrival into Europe in the eighth century offered a new “other”—addressed by Christendom through the violence of the Crusades. “Self” and “other” in religion and politics f