Parliament of Worlds Religion 1999 Capetown SA

SR No.: 529503
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Parliament of the World’s Religions
Publisher: USA Parliament of the Worlds Religions
Publication Year: 1999
Total Pages: 242
Language: English
Classification: Magazine, USA_Parliament of World Religion, & USA
File Size: 10 MB

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1999 PARLIAMENT O F THE PARLIAMENT AT A GLANCE
Religion at the United Nations
Religious Pluralism in Post Apartheid South Africa.
The Resplendent Vision of Zarathustra As Profiled in His Gathas-A World Legacy Service to Humanity Through Travel
Seswantology: African Science Spiritual Mathematics
The Sikh Scriptures and the Environment
The Spiritual Dimension of Man
Stories from Home People Everywhere Creating the United Religions initiative Tellington-Touch for Companion Animals
Tibetan Buddhism and its Relevance for Africa in the Next Millennium Workshop on Preksha Meditation and Yoga
PARLIAMENT AT A GLANCE
10:00 AM
A Kaleidoscope of Christian Spirituality: A Dominican Feminist Theologian Catherine of Siena - and Her Relevance for Us in 1999
The African Religion
An Interreligious and Ethical Response to the Current Economic Crisis The Concept of Limited Human Responsibility in Islam
Contextualisation of Theology
A Peaceful, Just, and Sustainable Future: The Challenge of the 21st Century for Religion Adolescence: The Most Vulnerable Time
Developing Interfaith Relationships Through Experiential Activities Empowering Women in Muslim Society
Focusing: A Tool for the Inner Journey
From Prisons to Community: Our Interreligious Challenge
The Gift Within: Working with the Extraordinary Powers of Etheric Healing
WORLDS RELIGIONS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2
Global Forum on Spiritual and Parliamentary Leaders
Growing in Community: How a Deeper Awareness Fosters Change in the World Healing Relationships
The Heart of Our Values: Our Meeting Place
Inter-Faith Dialogue: A New Relevance
Interreligious Dialogue as the Bed Rock for Israeli-Palestinian Reconciliation. Lectio Divina
Prayer of the Church
One City-Many Cultures
Path, Forest, Mountain: Writing my Spiritual Journey
Pathways of the Sun
Perennial Wisdom and Emanuel Swedenborg-Session II
Practicing Respectful Presence: A Reformed Christian Model for Interreligious Understanding and Cooperation Raising the Spirit: Immune System Self-Care for a New Millennium Rajayoga-Experiencing the Essence of Peace & God
Religion and the New World Order
Religious Leadership and Human Rights
Spiritual Journey of a Crow Indian
The Spiritual Roots of Nonviolence: Experiencing Peace Through Meditation
Subjugation, Serfdom, Slavery, and Swedenborg Thought
Tasawwuf (Spirituality): The Heart of Islam
Truth and Tradition
United Religions 1993, 1999 and Beyond -A Progress Report and Formulation of Future Direction Walking the Way 1: Five Aspects of Buddhist Practice
What Men Owe to Women: Positive Resources From the World's Religions
Wilderness Within - The Spirit of Wilderness
Women and Spirituality: The Role of Women as Spiritual Leaders and Practitioners in the 21st Century Women in Islam: (Sufi Women and Human Rights)
11:00 AM
E Pluribus Unum Project
Economic Globalization and the Roman Catholic Social Justice Tradition
Calling from the Corners of the World: Dangers and Opportunities for Indigenous Spiritual Traditions Confucianism and Ethnicity: A South African Perspective
How to Meet the Challenges of Life
Muslims Facing the New Millennium Religion, Secularism, and God
Universal Peace - The Covenant of the World
Where Judaism Differs
2:00 PM
The 1% Solution
A Christian Spirituality: A Gandhi Critique
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And that's not all! Don't forget to check the following sections for additional programme choices: performances; symposia; the film and video festivals; the Next Generation programmes; the art gallery; or visit the world café.
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