THE STUDY OF RELIGIONS IN SZEGED

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Kötés: Puhakötés
Megjelenés éve: 2010
Terjedelem: 134 oldal

Tartalomjegyzék:

Foreword (Tibor Porció)

Iren E. Annus: LATTER-DAY SAINTS AND HISTORY MAKING
1. Introduction
2. The condition of modernity
3. Mormonism and its histories
4. Genealogy and baptism for the dead
5. The book of remembrance
6. Nuclear family history
7. Conclusion
References

Edina Dallos: ON INTERPRETATION OF SHAMAN DRUM DRAWINGS
1. Drawings of the Altai-kizhi and Teleutian drums
2. Local interpretation of details of Altai-kizhi drums-drawings
3. Local interpretation of details of Teleutian drums-drawings
4. Description and comparison of the two drawing-types
References

István Kamarás: THE „CHRISTIANS”
1. Introduction
2. History
2.1. Foundation in Vienna
2.2. In Dunaföldvár
3. Through the eyes of the authorities
4. Doctrines and practice
4.1. Rudiments
4.2. Who are the Christians according to the Christians?
4.3. Who are they in unity with?
4.4. Soul fishing or mission based on the Bible?
4.5. Qualification or disqualification?
4.6. Self-redemption or redemption by Christ?
4.7. In and by what are they united?
4.8. How do they view the Christian churches and other religions?
4.9. Theologians about their teaching
4.10. Their religious education
4.11. Their religious life
4.12. As they see their own religiosity
5. Joining, converting, changing
5.1. Their ideology before joining
5.2. Time and way of joining
5.3. What did they find in this community
5.4. To what extent and how they changed
6. Organization, membership, identity
6.1. Number of the members, area of operation
6.2. Demographical-social composition
6.3. Identity, participation, roles
7. Lifestyle and scale of values
7.1. Changing activities and relations
7.2. Changing interests
7.3. Community in life and property, spiritual community
7.4. Way of life
7.5. Scale of values
7.6. Relation to politics and public life
7.7. Relation to science and arts
8. As others see them
8.1. Their parents
8.2. Leaving members and the excommunicated ones
9. Conclusion
References

András Máté-Tóth: THINKING ABOUT GOD IN CENTRAL EASTERN EUROPE: SOCIAL EXPERIENCES AND THEOLOGICAL CHALLENGES
1. Contextuality
2. “Second World”
3. Theological Inheritance
4. Structural Aspects
5. Substantial Contents
6. The Theological Task: Evaluation
7. Ensuring Academic Quality
8. Reflection on Experiences
9. Central Themes

Gábor Dániel Nagy: FAITH-BASED SOCIAL CAPITAL IN CENTRAL AND EAST-EUROPE
1. Introduction
2. James S. Coleman on the relationship between religion and social capital
3. Robert D. Putnam on religion and social capital
4. Robert Bellah and the importance of religion in the American lifestyle
5. The criticism of Andrew Greeley – back to the theory of compact networks
6. Faith-based social capital in focus
7. The research of faith-based social capital and religion in Central and Eastern Europe
8. Conclusion
Bibliography

Róbert Péter: THE ENLIGHTENMENT(S) AND CHRISTIANITIES: FOE(S) OR FELLOW(S)?

Csaba Máté Sarnyai: GLOBALIZATION – CULTURE - AUTONOMY – CHURCH/RELIGION
1. Introduction
2. Globalization and the presentation of values
3. Civilisation- culture- globalisation
4. About autonomy in general, the definition of autonomy
5. The interpretation of autonomy
6. The role of religion, denominations and churches in relation to autonomy
References

Mihály Tóth: VOICES IN THE WILDERNESS: THIS SIDE AND BEYOND THE SCIENCE-RELIGION DIALOGUE IN HUNGARY
1. Introduction
2. Historical background
3. Hungarian contributions to the religion-science dialogue
4. Recent developments
4.1 Religious initiatives
4.2 Scientific initiatives
4.3 Mutual initiatives
5. Analysis
6. Conclusion
References

Péter Török: THE CHURCHES OF HUNGARIAN YOUTH - REVISITED
1. Churches of the youth in 1996
2. Churches of youth in 2002
3. Census vs. Leaders’ Opinion
4. Summary
References

Gyula Wojtilla: SOME REMARKS ON THE ALLEGED ABSENCE OF SATAN IN INDIAN CIVILIZATION
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