Publisher's Synopsis
Modern Inter-faith Theology involves a dynamic approach towards the global study of society, and how religion impacts the institutions, norms, values, beliefs, and levels of spiritual awareness for the diversified communities of people within these social groups.
To achieve an advanced level of academic competency as a student of Modern Inter-faith Theology, it is essential to understand the principles and philosophies of a multitude of major world religions. In developing a worldview of religion, it requires consideration of multiple disciplines within the areas of human intellect and cognitive behavior, sociology, psychology, philosophy, anthropology, and of course theology.
Acceptance and application of a universal approach towards the study and interpretation of inter-faith theology it is not at all to be considered simplistic in nature. A basic curriculum for a worldview study of this capacity necessitates an innovative design that focuses on globalization and comparative aspects of world religious systems.
