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Religion and Peacebuilding

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    Writen byHarold G. Coward, Gordon S. Smith
  • PublisherState University of New York Press
  • Year 2004

This book examines how world religions, often associated with violence, also inspire social welfare and peacemaking activism. Contributors from various religious traditions—Aboriginal, Hindu, Buddhist, Confucian, Jewish, Muslim, and Christian—analyze spiritual resources for fostering peace. The book explores challenges within sacred texts and traditions while offering case studies from Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Cambodia, and South Africa to demonstrate spiritual contributions to peacebuilding.

Book Title Religion and Peacebuilding
Author Harold G. Coward, Gordon S. Smith
ISBN 0791459330, 9780791459331 ISSN
Edition Language English
Book Format Paperback, 450 Pages
Date Published Year Published 2004
Publisher State University of New York Press
Pages 352\329 Dimensions
Book Subject Peace studies, international relations, sociology of religion, religious studies, conflict resolution, social science, religious politics, sociology, peace processes, interfaith relations.
Keywords Religion, peacebuilding, interfaith dialogue, conflict transformation, nonviolent activism, global peace, reconciliation, social welfare, religious diplomacy, peace studies.

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