Titlebook: Re-thinking Religious Pluralism; Moving Beyond Libera Bindu Puri,Abhishek Kumar Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Religion: One and Manyctices. Individual human beings may belong to any?one/none of the religions. Since religions are many in number mutual tolerance among them is necessary for their co-existence. In recent times many untoward incidents take place due to belief in separate religions. Secularism, in the sense of equal r

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Religion: The Universal and the Localniversal. It is significant that tribal religions do not aspire for such universality; for them, the local has the inalienable character of the sacred and therefore cannot be transcended without distorting the very character of the religion. Consequently, the perspective on plurality of religions fo

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Ao-Naga Religious Experience and Ethics: A Phenomenological Inquiryframework” and “embodied faith” in religious traditions. By cognitive framework, I mean the abstract concepts underlying human behavior in acquiring knowledge of the ultimate reality in religious experience. In contra-distinction to this account of knowledge is the notion of cognition as embodied fa

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Religion and Religions: Making Space for Modesty and Musica project in the making, as it were. It is here that one might find Liberalism to be wanting?given that it offers, what it considers, the best possible response to religious plurality. This Chapter makes a case for modesty in ideas and argues for a conceptual pluralism in philosophical theory. In th