Religious Plurality and the Public Space: Joint Christian-Muslim Theological Reflections

Religious plurality is a vital element of many societies. Christian and Muslim scholars from different parts of the world explore the meaning of public space. They examine how public space can be understood as a shared space and discuss the meaning of secularity in plural societies.

Publisher: The Lutheran World Federation

Pages: 184

Languages: English

Department: Theology and Public Witness

Program: Public theology and inter-religious relations

ISBN: 978-3-374-03930-2

Editors: Simone Sinn (LWF), Mouhanad Khorchide (Centre for Islamic Theology), Dina El Omari (Centre for Islamic Theology)

Price: €15.85

Series: LWF Studies 1/2015

Religious Plurality and the Public Space: Joint Christian-Muslim Theological Reflections
Publication date: June 2015
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