Re-visioning India's Religious Traditions: Essays in Honour of Eric LottEric J. Lott, Israyēl Celvanāyakam Festschrift honoring Rev. Dr. Eric J. Lott, former professor of the United Theological College, Bangalore, 1977-1988. |
Contents
Pointers Particulars for an Historical Approach | 22 |
ReligionEducation in South Africa | 47 |
The Liberative Potential of Popular Religious | 99 |
Copyright | |
7 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Afrikaner ancient approach argued Arjuna Aśoka avatara Bangalore belief Bhagavad Gita Brahman Buddhist caste Hindus Chris Christian Theology Church claim colonial concept concern context creation creative Dalit deity Delhi devotee dharma discourse discussion distinction divine doctrine domination Eco-Theology Ellaiyamman Eric Lott experience expression faith Gita goddess Hindu Hinduism Hindutva hook-swinging human Ibid idea important Incarnation indigenous Indology inner controller inter-religious dialogue interpretation Islam Jesus Krishna Laksmidhara Mahabharata Manu moral movement Muslims myth nature Paraiyars particular perspective pluralism pluralistic Popular Devotions popular religion present primal question Rāmānuja reality reference relation religion and culture religion education religious traditions Renuka Rishi ritual sacred sacrifice Sanskrit scholars secular sense skilful means social society South India study of religion sudra symbols teaching texts thought Tillich tion Tribal Religion truth understanding University values Vedas Vedic vision W.C. Smith Watt Watt's world religions worship