The Study of Religion in an Age of Global Dialogue HistoricalFigures The authors and their loved

The authors and their loved ones have weathered storms of their own

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His life was a testament to his dedication to world peace and Christian unity

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The Study of Religion in an Age of Global Dialogue HistoricalFigures The authors and their lovedby Leonard Swidler and Paul Mojzes Professors of Religion, Theology and Religious Studies say: [T]his study uniquely suggestsa dialogical approach to the study of religion and suggests a global ethic as a viable beginning. William Cenkner, Katharine Drexel Professor of Religion. The Catholic University of America Both dialogue and a global ethic have been discussed elsewhere, but linking them together and then combining them with the study of religion