Fundamentalism and postmodernism: two threats to interreligious dialogue

Marcel Poorthuis

Fundamentalism and postmodernism: two threats to interreligious dialogue

Marcel Poorthuis

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Abstract

Due to anti-institutional bias and a tendency to individualism, interreligious dialogue seems to decline in Western Europe. Two seemingly contradictory currents, fundamentalism and postmodernism constoitute in reality similar threats to interreligious dialogue

Original language	English
Article number	6
Pages (from-to)	78-94
Number of pages	15
Journal	IKZ - Berner Interreligiöse Ökumenische Studien
Volume	2
Publication status	Published - 2015

Keywords

From encounter to commitment: interreligious experience and theological engagament

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Fundamentalism and postmodernism: two threats to interreligious dialogue

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