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For All Life: Toward a Universal Declaration of a Global Ethic - An Interreligious Dialogue [Paperback]

Leonard Swidler


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This book provides an important step in the emerging movement toward global dialogue and peace. It is the belief of the book's contributors that human culture has entered a new age of Global Dialogue in response to increased inter-penetration of the world's cultures. In our emerging global village, guidance is needed, for as we have painfully seen, our century is not only the century of world culture, it is also the century of world wars, world famines, and worldwide environmental destruction. In this inspiring and challenging book, Prof. Leonard Swidler presents the next stage in the Global Ethic Movement. "For All Life" includes Professor Swidler's draft of a Universal Declaration of a Global Ethic, followed by responses from religious scholars representing Christian, Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, African, Chinese, and Baha'i traditions.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Very Interesting and Thought-Provoking 26 Jan 2013
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I needed this for a course in ethics and religion. Dr. Swidler's "project" is captured as an incomplete (it would almost be impossible to consider the work "done" until there is world peace and universal equality) look at where the world might want to head. The contributors recognize that they are being idealistic, but the diversity of representation proves that there is a far-reaching (although not quite ubiquitous) view that mankind has the same thematic goal, best summed-up as "the golden rule."
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4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting Book 26 Nov 2010
By Thomas J. Maher Jr. - Published on Amazon.com
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TO condition I received the book in was good. The writers in the book are a bunch of utopian minded academics. The material is a bit dated (1999) and sadly does not take into account today's realities. In fact, the crisis they forsaw is minor when compared to events of today. It is a good book to see how a Western socialist leaning mentality can be dangerous and the well intentions of these writers can be used to harm everyday society.
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