Isbn: 9782807604209 - orthodox christianity and human rights in europe: a dialogue between theological paradigms and socio-legal pragmatics: 24 (dieux, hommes et religions / gods, humans and religions) (5 resultados)

Originalbroschur. Condición: Gut. 388 S. This collective book aims at examining in what terms, and to what extent, the "reception" of the Human Rights doctrine takes place in Eastern Orthodox countries, as well as in the Orthodox diaspora. A series of questions are raised regarding the resources and theological structures that are mobilized in the overall Human Rights debate and controversy, the theological "interpretation" of Human Rights within the Eastern Orthodox spiritual tradition, and the similarities and/or divergences of this "interpretation", compared to the other Christian confessions. Special attention is given to the various Orthodox actors on the international arena, aside the national Orthodox churches, which participate in the Ecumenical dialogue, as well as the dialogue with the European and international institutions. Religious freedom, as a fundamental Human right, guaranteed by the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), constitutes a key-issue that contributes to broadening the reflections on the overall Human Rights-related problematic between East and West, by shading light on the more complex issue pertaining to the conceptualization and implementation of Human Rights in countries belonging to the Eastern Orthodox tradition. The present volume studies the diversity that characterizes the Orthodox theological traditions and interpretations regarding Human Rights, not only in terms of an "external", or a "strategical" approach of socio-political and ecclesial nature, but also through a reflexive analysis of theological discourses. - Contents: Theological Foundation of Human Rights. Incompatibility between Orthodox and Protestant Tradition? by Stefan Tobler -- Human Rights and the Catholic Tradition of Social Ethics. by Walter Lesch -- Orthodox Christianity and Freedom of Religion in European Court of Human Rights Case Law. by Elisabeth A. Diamantopoulou -- Pluralism and Religious Freedom. Insights from Orthodox Europe.by Effie Fokas -- How Can One Both Apply Sharia Law in Greece and Deny Building a Mosque in Athens? by Dimitris Christopoulos -- The Pussy Riot Case and the Peculiarities of Russian Post-Secularism. by Dmitry Uzlaner -- Diversity of Greek Orthodox Discourses on Human Rights. by Theodoros Koutroubas -- Human Rights and Orthodoxy. An Inquiry into the Canonical and Social perspectives. by Nikos Ch. Maghioros and Christos N. Tsironis -- Orthodox Personalism. In Favor of or Against Human Rights? by Vasilios N. Makrides -- Individual versus Collective Rights: the Theological Foundation of Human Rights. An Eastern Orthodox View. by Pantelis Kalaitzidis -- Ecclesiology and Human Rights. by Grigorios D. Papathomas -- Human Rights and the Orthodox Church. The Dignity of Human Beings Created in the Imago Dei. by Tamara Grdzelidze -- On the Moral Content of "Human Rights"and of "Theosis". A Reassessment. by Alfons Brüning -- Conclusions. Orthodoxy and Human Rights. by Jean-Paul Willaime. ISBN 9782807604209 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 500.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This collective book aims at examining in what terms, and to what extent, the 'reception' of the Human Rights doctrine takes place in Eastern Orthodox countries, as well as in the Orthodox diaspora. A series of questions are raised regarding the resources and theological structures that are mobilized in the overall Human Rights' debate and controversy, the theological 'interpretation' of Human Rights within the Eastern Orthodox spiritual tradition, and the similarities and/or divergences of this 'interpretation', compared to the other Christian confessions. Special attention is given to the various Orthodox actors on the international arena, aside the national Orthodox churches, which participate in the Ecumenical dialogue, as well as the dialogue with the European and international institutions.Religious freedom, as a fundamental Human right, guaranteed by the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), constitutes a key-issue that contributes to broadening the reflections on the overall Human Rights-related problematic between East and West, by shading light on the more complex issue pertaining to the conceptualization and implementation of Human Rights in countries belonging to the Eastern Orthodox tradition.The present volume studies the diversity that characterizes the Orthodox theological traditions and interpretations regarding Human Rights, not only in terms of an 'external', or a 'strategical' approach of socio-political and ecclesial nature, but also through a reflexive analysis of theological discourses. 388 pp. Englisch.…

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