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Evangelischer Religionsunterricht und reflektierte Toleranz: Aufgaben und Moglichkeiten religioser Bildung im Pluralismus
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Evangelischer Religionsunterricht und reflektierte Toleranz: Aufgaben und Moglichkeiten religioser Bildung im Pluralismus

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Reaching far beyond the field of education, the importance of tolerance for almost every context of our society cannot be overestimated. Quite often, however, it is religion which is publicly perceived as a source of intolerant behaviour, while the possibility of discovering strong reasons for firm tolerance within the religious traditions themselves has not yet been considered thoroughly enough. Assuming a positive correlation between religion and tolerance, this study suggests steps towards a higher capability of tolerance within our pluralistic society and, as a consequence of identifying the roots of tolerance within religion itself, outlines possible strategies of acting considering the future development of Protestant religious education in Germany. In contrast to abstract ways of being tolerant, only reflected tolerance based on faith and aware of one’s own point of view seems capable of entering into dialogic engagement with different beliefs.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
V&r Unipress
Country
DE
Date
20 February 2013
Pages
362
ISBN
9783847100720

Reaching far beyond the field of education, the importance of tolerance for almost every context of our society cannot be overestimated. Quite often, however, it is religion which is publicly perceived as a source of intolerant behaviour, while the possibility of discovering strong reasons for firm tolerance within the religious traditions themselves has not yet been considered thoroughly enough. Assuming a positive correlation between religion and tolerance, this study suggests steps towards a higher capability of tolerance within our pluralistic society and, as a consequence of identifying the roots of tolerance within religion itself, outlines possible strategies of acting considering the future development of Protestant religious education in Germany. In contrast to abstract ways of being tolerant, only reflected tolerance based on faith and aware of one’s own point of view seems capable of entering into dialogic engagement with different beliefs.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
V&r Unipress
Country
DE
Date
20 February 2013
Pages
362
ISBN
9783847100720