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Lecturer(s)
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Franc Jaroslav, doc. Mgr. Th.D.
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Course content
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From a theological perspective, interreligious dialogue is the source of many provocative and controversial but also inspiring topics. This seminar aims to introduce students to selected figures in interreligious dialogue who have contributed to the development of theology of non-Christian religions. The structure of the seminar will guide learners through the thinking of those who, through theological intuition (Alois Musil), theological study (Louis Massignon) or spiritual experience (Henri Le Saux) have advanced theological knowledge and thus influenced the life of the Church. The selection reflects the most important figures of interreligious dialogue in the context of Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and the Indian dharmic tradition. Special attention will also be paid to specific issues of Czech interreligious relations. Content: - Interreligious dialogue: theory and practice. - Judaism: Johannes Oesterreicher. - Islam: Alois Musil, Louis Massignon. - Hinduism: Henri Le Saux, Raimon Panikkar. - Buddhism: Hugo Enomiya Lasalle. - Taoism: Matteo Ricci. - New religious movements: Matthew Fox. - Religious phenomenon: Jacques Dupuis.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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Knowledge of major figures in interfaith relations. Knowledge of and ability to apply terminology and argumentation in interfaith relations theology. Ability to independently study, understand, interpret and apply theological premises and conclusions in practice. of major figures in interfaith relations.
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Prerequisites
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unspecified
KMS/DTMND
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
The student organizes his/her studies based on the study materials and instructions in the LMS; participates in announced webinars and completes continuous short tests (approximately 4). A colloquium at the end of the semester tests whether students are able to analyze, interpret and discuss the topic in the field of interfaith relations. In particular, their ability to situate the selected topics will be assessed and figures in interfaith relations into historical and cultural contexts, including presenting the contribution of the to the development of theological thought, as well as presenting a critique of the theological concept in question.
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Recommended literature
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Červenková, D. (2018). Etika mezikulturního a mezináboženského dialogu. Praha.
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D'COSTA, G. (ED.). (2011). The catholic church and the world religions: a theological and phenomenological account. London.
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Heft, J.L., (ed.). Catholicism and Interreligious Dialogue. Oxford. 2011.
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Hošek, P. (2019). Evangelium lesní moudrosti: duchovní odkaz zakladatele skautingu Ernesta Thompsona Setona. Brno.
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Hošek, P. Na cestě k dialogu: křesťanská víra v pluralitě náboženství. Praha. 2005.
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KÜNG, H., ESS, J. VAN.. (1998). Křesťanství a islám na cestě k dialogu. Praha.
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KÜNG, H., CHING, J. (1999). Křesťanství a náboženství Číny. Praha.
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KÜNG, H. (1997). Křesťanství a buddhismus. Praha.
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KÜNG, H., STIETENCRON, H. VON. (1997). Křesťanství a hinduismus na cestě k dialogu. Praha.
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MÁDR, O. (ED.). (2002). Dokumenty II. vatikánského koncilu. Kostelní Vydří.
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O'MAHONY, A., BOWE, P. (EDS.). (2006). Catholics in interreligious dialogue: studies in monasticism, theology and spirituality. Herefordshire.
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RATZINGER, J. (1999). List biskupům katolické církve o některých aspektech křesťanské meditace (z 15.10.1989)?, in: Křesťanství a ostatní náboženství. Praha.
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