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MULTIFAITH EDUCATION RESOURCES
RECOMMENDATONS FROM THE CENTER FOR MULTIFAITH EDUCATION ON BOOKS, FILMS, ARTICLES, AND MORE
compiled by
Dr. Lucinda Mosher and
Rabbi Daniel S. Brenner
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Judith Berling's emphasis is on pedagogy and the learning process. Includes chapters on theological learning and church-based programs for learning about other religions. Very readable.
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES
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Christian Perspectives on Religious Pluralism
Jewish Perspectives on Religious Pluralism
Muslim Perspectives on Religious Pluralism
Religious Diversity
in America
Spiritual Autobiography
Fiction on Religious Diversity and Pluralism
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FAITH ON FILM
For Auburn's recommended film bibliography and teaching resources, please click here.
SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS
For information on Auburn's Spiritual Journeys: An Experiential Course on Religious Diversity, please click here
SYLLABI
For multifaith education syllabi from the American Academy of Religion, Harvard Pluralism Project, Wabash Center and others, please click here.
MULTIFAITH ORGANIZATIONS
For our page of links, please click here.
JOURNALS & ARTICLES
For our page of links to journals and articles, please click here.
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The introduction and first chapter of this work by the Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth, make for a perfect start to any interreligious course.
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For reviews of The Dignity of Difference, please click here.
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For more recommendations of books on Jewish Perspectives on Religious Pluralism, please click here.
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A law professor at New York University traces America's religious diversity through the lens of four centuries of Church-State debates. Noah Feldman, a wonderful storyteller, captures the evolving self-understanding of America's religious character and posits ideas for a multifaith future.
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For more recommendations of books on Religious Diversity in America, please click here.
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A new multifaith collection of essays edited by David Ray Griffin favors the Whiteheadian approach to a Christian theology of religious pluralism advocated by John Cobb. Includes Buddhist, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, and Christian, perspectives.
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For reviews of Deep Religious Pluralism, please click here.
For more recommendations of books on Christian Perspectives on Religious Pluralism, please click here.
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES ON DIALOGUE
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Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations
Christian–Jewish
Christian–Muslim
Christian–Buddhist
Christian–Hindu
Christian–Taoist
Jewish–Muslim
Jewish–Buddhist
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