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Interreligious Dialogue as a Response to Processes of Secularization
[Article]
Karsten Lehmann
Leiden
Brill | Schöningh
This article proposes secularization theory as a tool to better understand the rationale of IRD-activities. To make this point, it starts with a review of present-day secularisation theories. On this basis, the article presents an analysis of the concept of the secular used in the context of the so-called '1893 - World's Parliament of Religions'. In a final step, the author argues that IRD-activities have to be understood on the basis of an implicit juxtaposition of 'the religious' and 'the secular'. They try to present a 'religious voice' as a response to a context perceived as being secular. This article proposes secularization theory as a tool to better understand the rationale of IRD-activities. To make this point, it starts with a review of present-day secularisation theories. On this basis, the article presents an analysis of the concept of the secular used in the context of the so-called '1893 - World's Parliament of Religions'. In a final step, the author argues that IRD-activities have to be understood on the basis of an implicit juxtaposition of 'the religious' and 'the secular'. They try to present a 'religious voice' as a response to a context perceived as being secular. This article proposes secularization theory as a tool to better understand the rationale of IRD-activities. To make this point, it starts with a review of present-day secularisation theories. On this basis, the article presents an analysis of the concept of the secular used in the context of the so-called '1893 - World's Parliament of Religions'. In a final step, the author argues that IRD-activities have to be understood on the basis of an implicit juxtaposition of 'the religious' and 'the secular'. They try to present a 'religious voice' as a response to a context perceived as being secular. This article proposes secularization theory as a tool to better understand the rationale of IRD-activities. To make this point, it starts with a review of present-day secularisation theories. On this basis, the article presents an analysis of the concept of the secular used in the context of the so-called '1893 - World's Parliament of Religions'. In a final step, the author argues that IRD-activities have to be understood on the basis of an implicit juxtaposition of 'the religious' and 'the secular'. They try to present a 'religious voice' as a response to a context perceived as being secular.
2020
513-532
Interdisciplinary Journal for Religion and Transformation in Contemporary Society
6/2
2364-2807
Europe
interreligious dialogue
religious studies
secularization theory
Karsten Lehmann
10.30965/23642807-00602014
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