Table of Contents
Studies and Articles
Minimal Ethics and the New Configuration of the Public Space | |
Sandu Frunza | 3-17 |
Public Ethical Discourses and the Diversity of Cultures, Religions and Subjectivity in History: Can We Agree on Anything? | |
Wilson Muoha Maina | 18-36 |
New Atheists on Genesis 1-11 and 19 | |
Benjamin B. DeVan | 37-75 |
When Backpacker Meets Religious Pilgrim House: Interpretation of Oriental Folk Belief | |
Horng-Jinh Chang, Kuo-Yan Wang, Shean-Yuh Lin | 76-92 |
Concept of Spiritual Health in Descartes' and Tabatabaei's Perspectives | |
Seyed Rahmatolah Mousavimughadam, Ali Delpisheh | 93-108 |
The Secular and the Sacred in the Thinking of John Milbank: A Critical Evaluation | |
Nico Vorster | 109-131 |
Traditional African Religion, Cosmology and Christianity | |
Ioannis Kyriakakis | 132-154 |
Religious Experience as an Experience of Human Finitude | |
Stefan Afloroaei | 155-170 |
Religious Violence and the Logic of Weak Thinking: between R. Girard and G. Vattimo | |
Ioan Biris | 171-189 |
Stem Cells Therapy and Research. Benefits and Ethical Challences | |
Nicolae Ovidiu Grad, Ionel Ciprian Pop, Ion Aurel Mironiuc | 190-205 |
Reactions of the Romanian Orthodox Church to the proposed legislation to legalize prostitution | |
Flaviu Calin Rus, Corina Boie (Rotar), Veronica Ilies | 206-226 |
The Romanian Church United With Rome (Greek-Catholic) Under Pressure: The ROC's Bad Behavior as Good Politics | |
Gabriel Andreescu | 227-255 |
The Romanian Emigration to the United States until the First World War. Revisiting Opportunities and Vulnerabilities | |
Gabriel Viorel Gardan, Marius Eppel | 256-287 |
The Free Quakers Reaffirming the Legacy of Conscience and Liberty (The Spiritual Journey of a Solitary People) | |
John H. Morgan | 288-305 |
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