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Schirrmacher was a plenary speaker at the International Religious Liberty Association's 8th World Congress on Religious Freedom, August 22-24, 2017, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Berger had been Professor of Sociology and Theology at Boston University since 1981, and from 1985 to 2010 he was Director of the Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs CURA (as it is now called). CURA is housed in a beautiful half-timbered house atypical of US universities.
Why of all Things do Muslims become Christians? A Word regarding the Baptisms of Iranians, Afghans, and Others
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In 2011, in two long blog entries, I described my research and opinion on the religious martyr worship of soldiers killed in World War II in Edinburgh and Tokyo. During my travels, I encounter similar phenomena time and again, so also most recently during my inaugural visit to the Canadian Government’s Ambassador for Religious Freedom.
After my participation at the inauguration of the Pope and my short conversation with the Pope the following day (which was carried live on Italian television and was also broadcast by Phoenix in German), I […]
What I addressed in my book Drewermann and Buddhism and in the chapter on environmental in my work Ethics several years ago is more topical than ever, as should be demonstrated with my commentary “Environmental […]
MBS TEXTE 94 Provides an overview of National Socialism as a rival religion to Christianity. 14 major documents and research literature prove National Socialism not only to be a political party, but to be a faith in salvation and a future kingdom. ere even examples of prayers to Hitler and of plans to esta- blish the Hitler cult as the only religion in Europe once the war was won.