The Prophetic Witness of Rev. Dr. M.A. Thomas: A Collection of Twenty Seven Years of Lectures On the Founder of Ecumenical Christian Centre 1993-2020 ed,by Mathew Chandrankunnel
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TextSeries: Analytics: Show analyticsPublication details: Bangalore; Ecumenical Christian Centre, 2021Description: xiv+414 PSubject(s): DDC classification: - 230.66 C54619
Contents:
1.Human Rights, Democtac, Secularism and Social Change
2. Religion and Politic The Debate at the end of the Century
3. Human Rights-Their Spiritual Dimensions
4.The Impact of New Economic Policy on women in India and Feminist Alternatives
5. Judiciary and Social Change in India
6. Would the East and West Ever Meeyt?
7. Evangelium Dei: Mission Paradigm for a new Global vision
8. Festival of Life in the Global Village
9. Markets and Morality
10. Eco-Spirituality for Communal Harmony or Philosophy of Being
11. Building a Culture of Peace in Asia Today
12. Globalisation of Geo-Strategic politics and Emerging Trends in Asia
13. Religion and Culture for Social Amity
14. Religion and the Challenge for Social Transformation
15. Economics, Religion and All Else as if People Mattered
16. evelopment as Freedom: Towards a Christian understanding
17. 'Earth Democracy, Living Democracy: Rebuilding Security in an Age of Insecurity
18. Religion and Governance
19. Minorities on the margins: The Practice of Seculaism in Independent India
20. Power to the people: The Sociological Conundrum
21.Implications of Knowlege Economy: The Fate of India
22. What should we mean by "Communalism"?
23. Challenges to Plural and Secular India Diversity: Casteism Today
24. Wellbeing and Yoga: Connectedness and Mental Health
25. The edge o Ecumenism and Subversive Hospitality
26. Artificial Intelligence and its impact on Society
27. Ecumenism and the Pandemic: Seven challenges and Seven Opportunities Today
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M.A. Thmas Memorian Lecture(1994-2020)
1.Human Rights, Democtac, Secularism and Social Change
2. Religion and Politic The Debate at the end of the Century
3. Human Rights-Their Spiritual Dimensions
4.The Impact of New Economic Policy on women in India and Feminist Alternatives
5. Judiciary and Social Change in India
6. Would the East and West Ever Meeyt?
7. Evangelium Dei: Mission Paradigm for a new Global vision
8. Festival of Life in the Global Village
9. Markets and Morality
10. Eco-Spirituality for Communal Harmony or Philosophy of Being
11. Building a Culture of Peace in Asia Today
12. Globalisation of Geo-Strategic politics and Emerging Trends in Asia
13. Religion and Culture for Social Amity
14. Religion and the Challenge for Social Transformation
15. Economics, Religion and All Else as if People Mattered
16. evelopment as Freedom: Towards a Christian understanding
17. 'Earth Democracy, Living Democracy: Rebuilding Security in an Age of Insecurity
18. Religion and Governance
19. Minorities on the margins: The Practice of Seculaism in Independent India
20. Power to the people: The Sociological Conundrum
21.Implications of Knowlege Economy: The Fate of India
22. What should we mean by "Communalism"?
23. Challenges to Plural and Secular India Diversity: Casteism Today
24. Wellbeing and Yoga: Connectedness and Mental Health
25. The edge o Ecumenism and Subversive Hospitality
26. Artificial Intelligence and its impact on Society
27. Ecumenism and the Pandemic: Seven challenges and Seven Opportunities Today
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