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- The document presents photos showing positive Muslim-Christian relations in Egypt that counter the negative portrayal in most media. - It discusses examples of Muslims showing solidarity and support for Christians during times of tension and attack. - While Egypt faces many problems, the document argues that when you see examples of Muslims and Christians praying together and mourning together, you cannot say that Christians face persecution in Egypt. Outside groups are encouraged to study the nuanced relations, seek understanding from Egyptian dialogue experts, and support projects that encourage peace between the religious communities.
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Pope Francis' 2015 apostolic journey to three African countries is summarized. The itinerary included visits to Kenya, Uganda, and the Central African Republic from November 25-30. In Kenya, the Pope met with political and religious leaders, visited poor communities, and held large public masses. His messages focused on themes of peace, reconciliation, justice for the poor, and caring for God's creation. The trip highlighted the Pope's commitment to uplifting Africa and engaging with youth.
0614 the black church and the transformation of society
This document provides biographical information on Rev. Dr. Patrick G. Duggan including his education, ecclesial experience, professional experience, and volunteer experience. It lists his BA from Harvard University in 1980, MDiv from New York Theological Seminary in 1993, and Dmin from New York Theological Seminary in 2013. It also outlines his various leadership roles in churches, non-profits, and government.
Christian socialism slide_presentation
Christian Socialism arose in 1848-1854 in response to social inequality and the threat of revolution in Europe. It was led by figures like F.D. Maurice who sought to apply Christian principles of social justice, equality, and cooperation to address poverty and workers' rights issues through non-violent means. Christian Socialists emphasized applying the biblical model of the early church to create a more classless and equitable society, often through study groups and cooperative organizations. While the movement declined by the 1850s, it helped establish organizations like the Working Men's College and influenced the cooperative movement.
Pope Francis in Uganda.pptx
Pope Francis visited Uganda from November 27-29, 2015 as part of his apostolic journey to three African countries. The summary includes:
Pope Francis was welcomed by Ugandan President Museveni and authorities at Entebbe airport. He met with catechists, visited the shrines of Christian martyrs in Namugongo, celebrated mass for the martyrs, and met with youth, bishops, priests and religious. In his addresses, he emphasized witnessing to faith despite persecution, evangelization, caring for the poor and vulnerable, and combating religious fundamentalism. The visit highlighted Uganda's strong Christian roots and devotion to the early martyrs who spread the faith.
Passion For Life
The document provides an overview of the Passionist religious order, founded by St. Paul of the Cross in 1741. It discusses their charism of keeping alive the memory of Christ's Passion and their commitment to social justice issues. Members take a special fourth vow to this end. The order engages in preaching, missions, retreats and social ministries. Their spirituality centers on contemplating Christ's suffering and standing in solidarity with those who suffer today.
Passion for life
This document discusses the Christian social tradition and Passionist spirituality and ministry. It provides background on the Passionist religious community founded in 1741, their focus on remembering the Passion of Jesus Christ through prayer and service. It explains how Passionist spirituality involves contemplating Christ's suffering to cultivate compassion for those suffering today, and their vow to bring attention to injustices like what Jesus faced. Their ministries aim to work for justice, peace, and serve those in need according to Catholic social teaching.
The Greatest Man Who Ever Lived
The document discusses how Jesus Christ has had the greatest impact and influence of any person in history. It summarizes that Jesus transformed humanity by establishing the calendar, inspiring acts of charity and humanitarianism, abolishing practices like slavery and human sacrifice, and pioneering modern education, science, and healthcare. The entire development of Western civilization traces its roots to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Faith, media & politics
A presentation of "How we communicate God in Public Life" and what role faith has in public life. Representations were made by leading bishops, politicians and news broadcasters. Emphasis was given on we can be confident in communicating faith values in secular societies with ethical principles and values as a common denominator.
Justitia in Mundo
This document from 1971 focuses on justice, oppression, and the role of the Church. It was created by bishops who saw increasing wealth concentration, division, and lack of participation. They cite economic injustice like poverty and unemployment. The document calls for respecting human rights, supporting the UN, and ensuring the poor and oppressed can participate in development. It advocates Christians work to build a just world through cooperation with God and ensuring justice is rooted in love.
Lambeth
The document discusses the changing contexts and models needed for evangelism. It notes that as cultures have moved from pre-modern to modern and now postmodern worlds, the church's structures for evangelism and discipleship have not changed. It calls for imagining new models and paradigms as the ground has shifted beneath our feet. A world tour is presented highlighting shifts in different regions and cultures and challenges faced in evangelism.
Pope Francis in Hungary - April 2023.pptx
Pope Francis will make an apostolic journey to Hungary from April 28-30, 2023. His schedule includes official welcome ceremonies, meetings with political and religious leaders, and events with young people, families, and academics. The Pope will say mass and give other addresses focusing on themes of mercy, solidarity, and working together across divisions. He will emphasize the importance of caring for the poor and most vulnerable.
THE MUSLIM GUIDE, For Teachers, Employers, Community and Social Administrator...
This document provides an introduction to Muslims in Britain, including:
1) The Muslim community in Britain originates from various Asian countries and numbers around 1.5 million people. Islam is the predominant religion and influences all aspects of life.
2) Muslims are concentrated in urban industrial areas but also include students and visitors from around the world. The community has transitioned from being predominantly male workers to integrated families of various generations.
3) Islamic beliefs and practices shape Muslim culture and identity. The central role of family in Islam influences attitudes towards issues of gender, sexuality, and family structure. Understanding Islam is key to understanding Muslims in Britain.
Neo-Millet System for Managing Diversity in Egypt
Presentation to Management of Diversity in the Middle East Conference. 23-24 April 2017. American University in Cairo. Egypt.
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Prof. Yousuf Dadoo presented his abstract titled "Muslims of South Africa from newspapers to social media" at the 2nd International Congress on Islamic Civilisation in Southern Africa.
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The document discusses the history of the Catholic Church's involvement in social issues from early Christians helping the poor to modern times. It covers key events like the Industrial Revolution which hurt workers, leading Pope Leo XIII to write Rerum Novarum addressing labor issues in 1891. Subsequent Popes further developed Catholic social teaching through encyclicals addressing topics like progress, development, and social justice.
History of the messianic movement
History of the Messianic Jewish Movement (70 AD to 2000).
Part 1: Parting of the Ways (70 AD - 200 AD)
Part 2: Early Jewish Christians (200 - 500 AD)
Part 3: Reformation & Reconsideration (1500 - 1800)
Part 4: Hebrew-Christian Movement (1800 - 1970)
Part 5: Modern Messianic Jewish Movement (1970 - 2000)
Part 6: The Next Generation and Beyond (2000 - present)
Five Faces of St. Justin de Jacobis
St. Justin de Jacobis was a 19th century Vincentian missionary to Ethiopia and Eritrea who is considered a model for inculturation. He fully immersed himself in the local culture and customs, dressing as the Ethiopian clergy, adopting the Ethiopian rite, and learning the local languages. He focused on forming native clergy and ordained over 30 Ethiopian and Eritrean priests. St. Justin was devoted to serving the poor and sick and was known for his warmth, humility, and respect towards the people and Orthodox clergy he served.
Pope Francis in CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC.pptx
a summary of Pope Francis pilgrimage to the Central African Rep. 2015 and inauguration of the Holy Year
Lesson-3.pptx
1. The document discusses the positive and negative effects of religion on society through examining Catholicism, Islam, and other faiths.
2. It provides examples of how the development of universities by Catholics positively impacted society, while the Crusades had negative effects through violence and conflict.
3. Islam is described as promoting social cohesion through culture and the mosque, but Islamic fundamentalism has hindered development.
PAPE FRANÇOIS en RÉPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE.pptx
Un résumé du pèlerinage du pape François au Kenya, en Ouganda et en République centrafricaine en 2015
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- 1. Photos showing a different image of Muslim- Christian relations in Egypt from that presented in most media
- 2. - Electronic library on Muslim-Christian relations since 1997 – 28,000 articles and reports - Investigative reporting of hundreds of tensions – analyse patterns - Seeking peaceful solutions Founded by: - Sawsan Gabra, Egyptian/Coptic Orthodox - Cornelis Hulsman, 35 years involved in sociological research and dialogue
- 3. Muslims and Christians in the revolution
- 4. Muslims solidarity with Christians following an attack – what do they do? Pray!
- 5. Muslim Brothers and sisters in Alexandria demonstrating in support of Christians following an attack on a church in March 2011
- 6. New Year 2012 – Muslims mourning the attack on a church in Alexandria one year earlier
- 7. March 18, 2012 – Muslims providing water all day long to mourning Christians for the death of Pope Shenouda
- 8. Qufada: Father Yo’annis (caring for the poor) and Salafi sheikh Hamdi (chairing reconcilliation meetings)
- 9. Example of church building after the revolution - (mis) use the weakness of the government. Tens of new churches have been built
- 10. Egypt is a country full of problems BUT When you experience also this in Egypt can you speak of persecution?? My answer: a firm NO! But do Christians and Muslims in Egypt need our help to overcome its current difficulties?? My answer: a firm YES! But do this wisely!
- 11. Christian responses diverse: -Optimism, army even rebuilds destroyed churches, end of censorship -Pessimism, fear for Islamists, mobs in the streets Bishop Golta: be optimistic!! Support Egypt!!
- 12. What can we do in the West? - Study, see relations are neither black nor white - Do not blame Islam in general/ seek Muslim friends - Listen to Egyptians experienced in dialogue: - i.e. Bishop Qulta: religion but not spirituality, - Respect for Islam is NOT belief - Encourage Egyptians Possible projects: - Publication on Muslim-Christian/Arab-West dialogue with Egyptian Muslim and Christian scholars participating - Early Warning and Early Response system to encourage civilians to act in an early stage against developments that could lead to violence. Always in cooperation with Egyptian authorities
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