Cover courtesy of Kai-Henrik Barth
The issue 9 of Adyan is now available
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Table of content for the English and French section:
Editorial
by Patrick Laude
Interview with Karen Armstrong
Foreword
by Renaud Fabbri
Eschatology and Philosophy: the Practice of Dying
by Eric Voegelin
The Problem of Peace in the Ecumenic Age
by Barry Cooper
Religion and Violence: how symbiotic a relationship?
by Olivier Leaman
Islam and Peace: A Preliminary Survey on the Sources of Peace in the Islamic Tradition
By Ibrahim Kalin
La paix passe-t-elle par une ère messianique ?
by Eric Geoffroy
L’État islamique, entre tradition réinventée et utopie politico-religieuse
by Myriam Benraad
Peace as inner transformation: a Buddhist perspective
by John Paraskevopoulos
Buddhist Perspective on Conflict Resolution
by Daisaku Ikeda
New Reality: Peace and Universal Responsibility, according to the Dalai Lama
by Sofia Stril-Rever
Jerusalem, City of Peace
by Louis Massignon
Human Diversity in the Mirror of Religious Pluralism
by Samuel Bendeck Sotillos
The Greatest Binding Force
by Mahatma Gandhi
Hope for Peace in a Broken World: 1 Chronicles, Exile and Building Walls
by Grace Ji-Sun Kim
Integral Pluralism as the Basis for Harmony: The Approach of His Highness the Aga Khan
by Ali Lakhani
Out of the mouths of babes: Comenius and World Peace
by Elizabeth Kristofovich Zelensky
Les religions, entre violence et paix
by Eric Vinson
Subverting Hatred: The Challenge of Nonviolence in Religious Traditions (book review)
by Akintunde E. Akinade
Karen Armstrong, Fields of Blood: Religion and the History of Violence (book review)
by Senad Mrahorović
Biographies