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Power Divine and Human: Christian and Muslim Perspectives
written by Mahan Mirza, fl. 2020, Jonathan Chaplin, fl. 2006, Lucinda Mosher, 1947-, Joan O'Donovan, fl. 1991, Ahmet Alibašić, fl. 2003, Stephen L. Cook, 1962-, Martin Nguyen, fl. 2012, Philip Sheldrake and Jonathan A. C. Brown, 1977-; edited by David Marshall, fl. 2020 and Lucinda Mosher, 1947-, in Building Bridges Seminars (District of Columbia: Georgetown University Press, 2020), 196 page(s)
This volume of the Building Bridges Seminar, Power: Divine and Human, Christian and Muslim Perspectives, comprises pairs of essays by Christians and Muslims which introduce texts for dialogical study, plus the actual text-excerpts themselves. This new book goes far beyond mere reporting on a dialogical seminar; ra...
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written by Mahan Mirza, fl. 2020, Jonathan Chaplin, fl. 2006, Lucinda Mosher, 1947-, Joan O'Donovan, fl. 1991, Ahmet Alibašić, fl. 2003, Stephen L. Cook, 1962-, Martin Nguyen, fl. 2012, Philip Sheldrake and Jonathan A. C. Brown, 1977-; edited by David Marshall, fl. 2020 and Lucinda Mosher, 1947-, in Building Bridges Seminars (District of Columbia: Georgetown University Press, 2020), 196 page(s)
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This volume of the Building Bridges Seminar, Power: Divine and Human, Christian and Muslim Perspectives, comprises pairs of essays by Christians and Muslims which introduce texts for dialogical study, plus the actual text-excerpts themselves. This new book goes far beyond mere reporting on a dialogical seminar; rather, it provides guidance and materials for constructing a similar dialogical experience on a particular topic. As a resource for comp...
This volume of the Building Bridges Seminar, Power: Divine and Human, Christian and Muslim Perspectives, comprises pairs of essays by Christians and Muslims which introduce texts for dialogical study, plus the actual text-excerpts themselves. This new book goes far beyond mere reporting on a dialogical seminar; rather, it provides guidance and materials for constructing a similar dialogical experience on a particular topic. As a resource for comparative theology, Power: Divine and Human is unique in that it takes up a topic not usually explored in depth in Christian-Muslim conversations. It is written by scholars for scholars. However, in tone and structure, it is suitable for the non-specialist as well. Students (undergraduate and graduate), religious leaders, and motivated non-specialists will find it readable and useful. While it falls solidly in the domain of comparative theology, it can also be used in courses on dialogical reading of scripture, interreligious relations, and political philosophy.
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Religion & Thought
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General reference book
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David Marshall, fl. 2020, Lucinda Mosher, 1947-
Author / Creator
Mahan Mirza, fl. 2020, Jonathan Chaplin, fl. 2006, Lucinda Mosher, 1947-, Joan O'Donovan, fl. 1991, Ahmet Alibašić, fl. 2003, Stephen L. Cook, 1962-, Martin Nguyen, fl. 2012, Philip Sheldrake, Jonathan A. C. Brown, 1977-
Date Published / Released
2020
Publisher
Georgetown University Press
Series
Building Bridges Seminars
Topic / Theme
Muslim, Christian, Christians, Attitudes toward, Muslims, Attitudes toward, Political Views, Qur'ān, Interpretation of, Bible, Interpretation of, God, Attributes & Nature of, Islam, Christianity
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Bhakti and Power: Debating India's Religion of the Heart
written by Richard H. Davis, 1951-, William R. Pinch, fl. 2019, Aditi Natasha Kini, fl. 2019, Tyler Williams, fl. 2019, Divya Cherian, fl. 2019, Shrivatsa Goswami, 1950-, Okita Kiyokazu, fl. 2019, David L. Haberman, 1952-, Phyllis Granoff, 1947-, Manpreet Kaur, fl. 2019, John E. Cort, 1953-, Joel Lee, fl. 2019, Eben Graves, fl. 2019, Heidi R. M. Pauwels, fl. 2019, Gil Ben-Herut, fl. 2019, Karen Pechilis, fl. 2019, Christian Lee Novetzke, fl. 2019 and Jack Hawley, fl. 2006; edited by Jack Hawley, fl. 2006, Christian Lee Novetzke, fl. 2019 and Swapna Sharma, fl. 2019 (Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press, 2019), 272 page(s)
Bhakti, a term ubiquitous in the religious life of South Asia, has meanings that shift dramatically according to context and sentiment. Sometimes translated as “personal devotion,” bhakti nonetheless implies and fosters public interaction. It is often associated with the marginalized voices of women and lower...
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written by Richard H. Davis, 1951-, William R. Pinch, fl. 2019, Aditi Natasha Kini, fl. 2019, Tyler Williams, fl. 2019, Divya Cherian, fl. 2019, Shrivatsa Goswami, 1950-, Okita Kiyokazu, fl. 2019, David L. Haberman, 1952-, Phyllis Granoff, 1947-, Manpreet Kaur, fl. 2019, John E. Cort, 1953-, Joel Lee, fl. 2019, Eben Graves, fl. 2019, Heidi R. M. Pauwels, fl. 2019, Gil Ben-Herut, fl. 2019, Karen Pechilis, fl. 2019, Christian Lee Novetzke, fl. 2019 and Jack Hawley, fl. 2006; edited by Jack Hawley, fl. 2006, Christian Lee Novetzke, fl. 2019 and Swapna Sharma, fl. 2019 (Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press, 2019), 272 page(s)
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Bhakti, a term ubiquitous in the religious life of South Asia, has meanings that shift dramatically according to context and sentiment. Sometimes translated as “personal devotion,” bhakti nonetheless implies and fosters public interaction. It is often associated with the marginalized voices of women and lower castes, yet it has also played a role in perpetuating injustice. Barriers have been torn down in the name of bhakti, while others have...
Bhakti, a term ubiquitous in the religious life of South Asia, has meanings that shift dramatically according to context and sentiment. Sometimes translated as “personal devotion,” bhakti nonetheless implies and fosters public interaction. It is often associated with the marginalized voices of women and lower castes, yet it has also played a role in perpetuating injustice. Barriers have been torn down in the name of bhakti, while others have been built simultaneously. Bhakti and Power provides an accessible entry into key debates around issues such as these, presenting voices and vignettes from the sixth century to the present and from many parts of India’s cultural landscape. Written by a wide range of engaged scholars, this volume showcases one of the most influential concepts in Indian history—still a major force in the present day.
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Religion & Thought
Content Type
General reference book
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Jack Hawley, fl. 2006, Christian Lee Novetzke, fl. 2019, Swapna Sharma, fl. 2019
Author / Creator
Richard H. Davis, 1951-, William R. Pinch, fl. 2019, Aditi Natasha Kini, fl. 2019, Tyler Williams, fl. 2019, Divya Cherian, fl. 2019, Shrivatsa Goswami, 1950-, Okita Kiyokazu, fl. 2019, David L. Haberman, 1952-, Phyllis Granoff, 1947-, Manpreet Kaur, fl. 2019, John E. Cort, 1953-, Joel Lee, fl. 2019, Eben Graves, fl. 2019, Heidi R. M. Pauwels, fl. 2019, Gil Ben-Herut, fl. 2019, Karen Pechilis, fl....
Richard H. Davis, 1951-, William R. Pinch, fl. 2019, Aditi Natasha Kini, fl. 2019, Tyler Williams, fl. 2019, Divya Cherian, fl. 2019, Shrivatsa Goswami, 1950-, Okita Kiyokazu, fl. 2019, David L. Haberman, 1952-, Phyllis Granoff, 1947-, Manpreet Kaur, fl. 2019, John E. Cort, 1953-, Joel Lee, fl. 2019, Eben Graves, fl. 2019, Heidi R. M. Pauwels, fl. 2019, Gil Ben-Herut, fl. 2019, Karen Pechilis, fl. 2019, Christian Lee Novetzke, fl. 2019, Jack Hawley, fl. 2006
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Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
University of Washington Press
Topic / Theme
Sufi, Hindu, Political Views, Social Ethics, Bhakti
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Healing the Healers, 1 of 5, Newtown Faith Leaders Unite in Tragedy
directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 1 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 20 mins
When mass trauma strikes, faith leaders are called upon to guide and sustain communities through the aftermath. Their role is to help us heal. But who heals the healers? Healing the Healers is a new resource intended to support clergy, laity, social workers, first responders and other spiritual care providers faci...
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directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 1 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 20 mins
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When mass trauma strikes, faith leaders are called upon to guide and sustain communities through the aftermath. Their role is to help us heal. But who heals the healers? Healing the Healers is a new resource intended to support clergy, laity, social workers, first responders and other spiritual care providers facing community-level trauma. The five-part film series is accompanied by written reflections and discussion guides written by scholars, c...
When mass trauma strikes, faith leaders are called upon to guide and sustain communities through the aftermath. Their role is to help us heal. But who heals the healers? Healing the Healers is a new resource intended to support clergy, laity, social workers, first responders and other spiritual care providers facing community-level trauma. The five-part film series is accompanied by written reflections and discussion guides written by scholars, clergy and other experts. In the series, Reverend Matthew Crebbin, of Newtown Congregational Church, leads an important conversation with faith leaders who’ve experienced mass trauma, either suddenly, as at Newtown or during 9/11, or through ministering to a community facing chronic violence, such as Hartford, CT, or St. Louis, MO. ABOUT THE EPISODE: Newtown Faith Leaders Unite in Tragedy Reverend Matthew Crebbin talks with fellow Newtown clergy Rabbi Shaul Praver and Reverend Mel Kawakami about their experiences as faith leaders during and after the Sandy Hook School Shooting. They talk about the steps they’ve taken toward healing, and how the trauma and its impact on their lives, faith, and work continues on.
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Religion & Thought
Content Type
Interview
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Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, Shaul Praver, fl. 2019, Mel Kawakami, fl. 2019, Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact, Transform Films
Author / Creator
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019
Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
Collective Eye Films
Series
Healing the Healers
Person Discussed
Shaul Praver, fl. 2019, Mel Kawakami, fl. 2019
Topic / Theme
Faith healing, Shootings, Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, Newtown, Connecticut, December 12, 2012, War and Violence, Muslim, Jewish, Christian
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Healing the Healers, 2 of 5, Looking Ahead and Moving Forward
directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 2 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 18 mins
Expanding on the conversation he began in the first episode, Reverend Crebbin talks with another Newtown colleague, Reverend Kathie Adams-Shepherd, formerly of Newtown Episcopal Church, about her healing journey since the Sandy Hook School Shooting. Reverend Adams-Shepherd discusses maintaining faith in the face...
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directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 2 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 18 mins
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Expanding on the conversation he began in the first episode, Reverend Crebbin talks with another Newtown colleague, Reverend Kathie Adams-Shepherd, formerly of Newtown Episcopal Church, about her healing journey since the Sandy Hook School Shooting. Reverend Adams-Shepherd discusses maintaining faith in the face of tragedy, and talks about how her experience in Newtown prepared her to serve her new community. Reverend Adams-Shepherd is currentl...
Expanding on the conversation he began in the first episode, Reverend Crebbin talks with another Newtown colleague, Reverend Kathie Adams-Shepherd, formerly of Newtown Episcopal Church, about her healing journey since the Sandy Hook School Shooting. Reverend Adams-Shepherd discusses maintaining faith in the face of tragedy, and talks about how her experience in Newtown prepared her to serve her new community. Reverend Adams-Shepherd is currently Dean at Christ Church Cathedral in downtown St. Louis, where she ministers to communities (inner-city St. Louis and Ferguson) that face ongoing trauma in the form of chronic gun violence.
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Field of Study
Religion & Thought
Content Type
Interview
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Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact, Transform Films
Author / Creator
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019
Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
Collective Eye Films
Series
Healing the Healers
Person Discussed
Kathie Adams-Shepherd, fl. 2019
Topic / Theme
Faith healing, Shootings, Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, Newtown, Connecticut, December 12, 2012, War and Violence, Episcopalian
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Healing the Healers, 3 of 5, Pastoring in a Community That Faces Continual Trauma
directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 3 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 23 mins
Reverend Crebbin continues the conversation about chronic gun violence as he speaks with Pastor Samuel Saylor, Sr., Senior Pastor of Gardner Memorial AME Zion Church, and Pastor Henry Brown, of Hope Street Ministries and Mothers Against Violence of Hartford, CT. Pastors Saylor and Brown both have personal connecti...
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directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 3 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 23 mins
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Reverend Crebbin continues the conversation about chronic gun violence as he speaks with Pastor Samuel Saylor, Sr., Senior Pastor of Gardner Memorial AME Zion Church, and Pastor Henry Brown, of Hope Street Ministries and Mothers Against Violence of Hartford, CT. Pastors Saylor and Brown both have personal connections to trauma that they discuss with Reverend Crebbin. , and in this episode, they describe how they cope with the chronic stress, both...
Reverend Crebbin continues the conversation about chronic gun violence as he speaks with Pastor Samuel Saylor, Sr., Senior Pastor of Gardner Memorial AME Zion Church, and Pastor Henry Brown, of Hope Street Ministries and Mothers Against Violence of Hartford, CT. Pastors Saylor and Brown both have personal connections to trauma that they discuss with Reverend Crebbin. , and in this episode, they describe how they cope with the chronic stress, both mental and physical, that can result from ministering to a community re-traumatized continually by gun violence.
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Field of Study
Religion & Thought
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact, Transform Films
Author / Creator
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019
Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
Collective Eye Films
Series
Healing the Healers
Person Discussed
Henry Brown, fl. 2019, Samuel Saylor, fl. 2019
Topic / Theme
Shootings, Stress, Faith healing, Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, Newtown, Connecticut, December 12, 2012, War and Violence
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Healing the Healers, 4 of 5, Heartbreak and Hope 20 Years After Tragedy
directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 4 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 17 mins
Father Basil O’Sullivan is the parish priest in Dunblane, Scotland, which, in 1996, was the site of a shooting at a primary school that killed sixteen children and one teacher. It remains the deadliest mass shooting in Great Britain thus far. Father O’Sullivan reached out to the Sandy Hook community after the...
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directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 4 of 5 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 17 mins
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Father Basil O’Sullivan is the parish priest in Dunblane, Scotland, which, in 1996, was the site of a shooting at a primary school that killed sixteen children and one teacher. It remains the deadliest mass shooting in Great Britain thus far. Father O’Sullivan reached out to the Sandy Hook community after the shooting. Here, he talks with Reverend Crebbin about his experience as a faith leader, Dunblane’s journey of healing through the pas...
Father Basil O’Sullivan is the parish priest in Dunblane, Scotland, which, in 1996, was the site of a shooting at a primary school that killed sixteen children and one teacher. It remains the deadliest mass shooting in Great Britain thus far. Father O’Sullivan reached out to the Sandy Hook community after the shooting. Here, he talks with Reverend Crebbin about his experience as a faith leader, Dunblane’s journey of healing through the past twenty years, and what issues may arise for faith leaders as the acute grief of the initial trauma gives way to mourning over the long term.
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Field of Study
Religion & Thought
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact, Transform Films
Author / Creator
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019
Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
Collective Eye Films
Series
Healing the Healers
Person Discussed
Basil O'Sullivan, fl. 2019
Topic / Theme
Bereavement, Shootings, Faith healing, Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, Newtown, Connecticut, December 12, 2012, War and Violence
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Healing the Healers, 6 of 6, Faith Leaders As First & Second Responders
directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 6 of 6 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 24 mins
Before Cantor Michael Shochet, a Senior Clergy at Temple Rodef Shalom in Falls Church, VA, was ordained, he was a police officer in Baltimore who experienced the trauma of his partner being shot in front of him. Today, in addition to serving his congregation, he also leads the Police Chaplain unit for Fairfax Coun...
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directed by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006; produced by Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact and Transform Films; interview by Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019, in Healing the Healers, 6 of 6 (Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2019), 24 mins
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Before Cantor Michael Shochet, a Senior Clergy at Temple Rodef Shalom in Falls Church, VA, was ordained, he was a police officer in Baltimore who experienced the trauma of his partner being shot in front of him. Today, in addition to serving his congregation, he also leads the Police Chaplain unit for Fairfax County, VA. He has been on call during such traumas as the Pentagon terror attack on 9/11, the Washington Sniper shootings, and many local...
Before Cantor Michael Shochet, a Senior Clergy at Temple Rodef Shalom in Falls Church, VA, was ordained, he was a police officer in Baltimore who experienced the trauma of his partner being shot in front of him. Today, in addition to serving his congregation, he also leads the Police Chaplain unit for Fairfax County, VA. He has been on call during such traumas as the Pentagon terror attack on 9/11, the Washington Sniper shootings, and many local traumas related to gun violence and terror attacks. Cantor Shochet and Reverend Crebbin discuss the similarities between Police and Faith Leaders as responders to tragedy, the importance of self-care for faith leaders in the aftermath of trauma, the possibility of being re-traumatized when similar events, like the Parkland shooting, occur, and the uses of sacred rituals and theology in the midst of such events.
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Field of Study
Counseling & Therapy
Content Type
Interview
Contributor
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Odyssey Impact, Transform Films
Author / Creator
Kirsten Kelly, fl. 2006, Matthew Crebbin, fl. 2019
Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
Collective Eye Films
Series
Healing the Healers
Person Discussed
Michael Shocket, fl. 2019
Topic / Theme
Shootings, Terrorism, Faith healing, Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, Newtown, Connecticut, December 12, 2012, September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, War and Violence
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New Religions: Alternative Spiritualities?
presented by Clare Parsons, fl. 2018 and Steve Taylor, fl. 2000; produced by ShortCutsTV (Leicester, England: ShortCutsTV, 2019), 6 mins
Sometimes practised far away from the world and sometimes in the full glare of hostile media, there are thousands of new religions. With examples, such as the Moonies, Scientology, the Missionary Church of Kopimism, Paganism and the doomsday cult Heaven’s Gate, this film identifies some of the characteristics of...
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presented by Clare Parsons, fl. 2018 and Steve Taylor, fl. 2000; produced by ShortCutsTV (Leicester, England: ShortCutsTV, 2019), 6 mins
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Sometimes practised far away from the world and sometimes in the full glare of hostile media, there are thousands of new religions. With examples, such as the Moonies, Scientology, the Missionary Church of Kopimism, Paganism and the doomsday cult Heaven’s Gate, this film identifies some of the characteristics of these new religious movements and how some scholars see their rise as an example of a major cultural shift where increasing numbers of...
Sometimes practised far away from the world and sometimes in the full glare of hostile media, there are thousands of new religions. With examples, such as the Moonies, Scientology, the Missionary Church of Kopimism, Paganism and the doomsday cult Heaven’s Gate, this film identifies some of the characteristics of these new religious movements and how some scholars see their rise as an example of a major cultural shift where increasing numbers of people are losing faith in large institutions.
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Field of Study
Religion & Thought
Content Type
Instructional material
Contributor
ShortCutsTV
Author / Creator
Clare Parsons, fl. 2018, Steve Taylor, fl. 2000
Date Published / Released
2019
Publisher
ShortCutsTV
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Allah In Europe, Budapest
directed by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018 and Johannes Bucher, fl. 2018; presented by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018; produced by Tom de Baerdemaeker, fl. 2018, in Allah In Europe (Zurich, Zurich Canton: First Hand Films, 2018), 43 mins
What is the future of Islam in Europe? How hopeful can we be of an European, enlightened version of Islam? Will it be possible to overcome the Europeans' distrust of Islam? Jan Leyers goes in search of answers. He heads off to Sarajevo, Budapest, Vienna, Hamburg, Paris, London, Copenhagen and Malmö. He listens to...
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directed by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018 and Johannes Bucher, fl. 2018; presented by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018; produced by Tom de Baerdemaeker, fl. 2018, in Allah In Europe (Zurich, Zurich Canton: First Hand Films, 2018), 43 mins
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What is the future of Islam in Europe? How hopeful can we be of an European, enlightened version of Islam? Will it be possible to overcome the Europeans' distrust of Islam? Jan Leyers goes in search of answers. He heads off to Sarajevo, Budapest, Vienna, Hamburg, Paris, London, Copenhagen and Malmö. He listens to the voice of experts and the word on the street and talks with religious men and women, with ex - believers and new converts. What do...
What is the future of Islam in Europe? How hopeful can we be of an European, enlightened version of Islam? Will it be possible to overcome the Europeans' distrust of Islam? Jan Leyers goes in search of answers. He heads off to Sarajevo, Budapest, Vienna, Hamburg, Paris, London, Copenhagen and Malmö. He listens to the voice of experts and the word on the street and talks with religious men and women, with ex - believers and new converts. What do they hope for and what are their concerns? In this series, Jan stays true to his style: nuanced and respectful, without shying away from controversy.
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Field of Study
Religion & Thought
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Tom de Baerdemaeker, fl. 2018
Author / Creator
Jan Leyers, fl. 2018, Johannes Bucher, fl. 2018
Date Published / Released
2018
Publisher
First Hand Films
Series
Allah In Europe
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Allah In Europe, Copenhagen
directed by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018 and Johannes Bucher, fl. 2018; presented by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018; produced by Tom de Baerdemaeker, fl. 2018, in Allah In Europe (Zurich, Zurich Canton: First Hand Films, 2018), 43 mins
What is the future of Islam in Europe? How hopeful can we be of an European, enlightened version of Islam? Will it be possible to overcome the Europeans' distrust of Islam? Jan Leyers goes in search of answers. He heads off to Sarajevo, Budapest, Vienna, Hamburg, Paris, London, Copenhagen and Malmö. He listens to...
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directed by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018 and Johannes Bucher, fl. 2018; presented by Jan Leyers, fl. 2018; produced by Tom de Baerdemaeker, fl. 2018, in Allah In Europe (Zurich, Zurich Canton: First Hand Films, 2018), 43 mins
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What is the future of Islam in Europe? How hopeful can we be of an European, enlightened version of Islam? Will it be possible to overcome the Europeans' distrust of Islam? Jan Leyers goes in search of answers. He heads off to Sarajevo, Budapest, Vienna, Hamburg, Paris, London, Copenhagen and Malmö. He listens to the voice of experts and the word on the street and talks with religious men and women, with ex - believers and new converts. What do...
What is the future of Islam in Europe? How hopeful can we be of an European, enlightened version of Islam? Will it be possible to overcome the Europeans' distrust of Islam? Jan Leyers goes in search of answers. He heads off to Sarajevo, Budapest, Vienna, Hamburg, Paris, London, Copenhagen and Malmö. He listens to the voice of experts and the word on the street and talks with religious men and women, with ex - believers and new converts. What do they hope for and what are their concerns? In this series, Jan stays true to his style: nuanced and respectful, without shying away from controversy.
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Field of Study
Anthropology
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Tom de Baerdemaeker, fl. 2018
Author / Creator
Jan Leyers, fl. 2018, Johannes Bucher, fl. 2018
Date Published / Released
2018
Publisher
First Hand Films
Series
Allah In Europe
Topic / Theme
Arabs
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