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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Who is God? How can we relate to him? How can we visualise a spiritual leader? Borrowing from the classical Philosophy of God, Dr Cyril Desbruslais makes the philosophical reflections on God relevant for our times. The author has taken up critical reflection on our understanding of God and thence takes up the debate on whether God's existence can be proved or not. Besides the normal questions like proving God's existence, evil, creation-evolution, comparative religions, myths-idols, he attempts to relate the issue of God to human fulfilment. He lays stress on personal encounter with God and challenges us to transform ourselves and the world, by experiencing God as a lived reality in our midst.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Open-minded and visionary, these articles are meant to touch the daily life of busy people who are fully involved in the struggle and success of their life. These spiritual essays attempt to provide the readers with both roots and wings: roots that will give them a sense of belonging to the rich Indian heritage and wings that will take them forward based on the spiritual depth. The Author has segregated this spiritual quest into nine sections dealing with: * Prayer and Spirituality * God and Religion * Humans and Body * Reality and Paradox * Difference and Devotion * Wealth and Wisdom * Self and Security * Change and Violence * Science and Religion These inspiring articles enshrine spiritual depth and religious openness, reflecting on science and spirituality; are not only for business leaders, managers, corporate executives, anthropologists, philosophers, theologists; researchers, institutions and libraries; but also for general audience, who may or may not be organisationally religious. They are meant to inspire a band of young men and women to think deeply about themselves, leading to deeper insights and wisdom. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Today more and more people are realizing the sacredness of ordinary things. We speak also of the "mysticism of the market-place." This book contains short articles on science and spirituality meant for a general audience, who may or may not be organisationally religious. They are meant to inspire a band of young men and women to think deeply about themselves, leading to deeper insights and wisdom. Open-minded and visionary, these articles are meant to touch the daily life of busy people who are fully involved in the struggle and success of daily life. So, the articles are limited to 625 words. For better clarity and convenience, these articles are divided into nine approximate and arbitrary sections: * Global Citizenship * Humans and Animals * Mysticism and Spirituality * Identity and Destiny * Spirituality and Health * Meaningful in Itself * Spiritual Entrepreneurship * Economy and Life * Existence and Emotions These articles attempt to enhance the vulnerable life we live in terms of reaching out to others. It assumes that only when we can maintain the healthy tension between the spiritual and material aspects of life, do we become more authentic. These articles appeared in the "My Mind" Column of `Financial Chronicle'. (jacket).

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Zustand: New. This is a Brand-new US Edition. This Item may be shipped from US or any other country as we have multiple locations worldwide.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. It comes naturally for us to form our identities in terms of our social, cultural, economic, religious, ethnic realities. Along with our multiplicities of identities comes our understanding of the other, who do not share our identities. Normally we rival the other, ridicule, ignore or talk them down. The 33 articles in this volume urge us to respect the other, enable and empower the other. The other makes us what we are. To some extent, they provide us with our own identities. The book, emerging from a seminar organized on the quasquicentennial (125 years) of Jnana Deepa, Institute of Philosophy and Theology (Nov 24-28, 2015), urges us to befriend the other and treat them with gentleness, kindness and compassion. It looks on the other from Christian perspectives, drawing from philosophical, theological, psychological, sociological and multidisciplinary perspectives.

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Zustand: Good. Volume 5.5. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In good all round condition. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,550grams, ISBN:1565181565.

Broschiert. Zustand: Gut. 88 Seiten; Leichte altersbedingte Anbräunung des Papiers. Einbandkanten sind bestoßen; der Buchzustand ist ansonsten ordentlich und dem Alter entsprechend gut. ENGLISCH. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 120.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Introduction: Mysterious Time. 1. Human Life: Paradoxical Time. 2. Time in Science: Physical Time. 3. Time in Western Philosophy. 4. Time in Indian Philosophy. 5. Ricoeur: Time in Narrative and Fiction. 6. Michael Ende: Lived Time in Our Hearts. Concluding Reflections: Constitutive Time. Bibliography. Glossary. Index of Names. What is time? How does it originate? How will it end? Has it an end? What is its relation to life? Can we at all visualise life without time and time without life? Time and life are intimately interlinked. A modest attempt is made in this book to answer these significant questions from the perspective of science (physics), philosophy and theology. It is emphasised that time has a narrative (historical and fictive) function in our lives. This enables us to visualise time as constitutive us, including all our activities and non-activities. Thus times lives essentially in our human hearts.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Rev Prof Noel Kantilal Sheth SJ: Man of Compassionate Dialogue: 1. Noel Sheth : Legend of scholarship and gentleness/Mudita Menona Sodder RSCJ. 2. A saint with spiritual and scientific world vision for genuine world harmony/Krishna Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. 3. Jesuit Savant's death mourned/Jose Kavi. 4. Obituary of Rev Prof Noel Sheth (31/10/1943-8/7/2017)/Errol D' Lima. 5. Thanksgiving and farewell message from Noel Sheth. Introductory Article: 1. Triple dialogue as a pedagogy for Asia: learning together with the other/Rudolf C. Heredia. Part I: Christian Basis. 2. Jesus as guest, god as host: reflections on hospitality in the gospel of Luke/Boris Repschinski. 3. An Indian reading of the wisdom metaphors in Wis 7:25-26/Thomas Karimundackal. 4. Building bridges: models from the New Testament/Rekha M. Chennattu. Part II: Indian Roots. 5. Early Indian Thought: A Key to Unlock Qoheleth/Selva Rathinam. 6. The rich and diversified Bhagavad Gita : the centrality of Gita and its relationship to other religions/Ithamar Theodor. 7. Desiring the divine : reinstating the erotic subjectivity through the life and works of Andal/Nishant A. Irudayadason. 8. Psychoanalysis of Girindrasekhar Bose: A Model for East-West Dialogue/Dolicham Kollareth. 9. Translation between the self and its colonial other/Victor Ferrao. Part III: Religious Vision. 10. Revisiting comparative approaches in the study of religion for contemporary times/James Ponniah. 11. Human dignity in Islam: a bridging space for dialogue/J. Charles Davis. 12. Living together in solidarity: subaltern perspectives on emancipatory religion/M. D. Joseph. 13. Indian genius for religious harmony/Vadappuram M. Jose. Part IV: Scientific Openness. 14. Valuing Unities: reflections from biology, philosophy and religion on our shared future/Donald R. Frohlich and Felipe-Andre's Piedra. 15. Nanotechnology and the risk of scientism: philosophy of science perspectives/S. Stephen Jayard. 16. Befriending of science and religion for the pursuit of happiness/Kamladevi Kunkolienker. Part V: Dialogical Encounter. 17. In Search of dialogical wisdom/Kuruvilla Pandikattu. 18. Inter-faith dialogue to promote ecological justice/Mudita Menona Sodder. 19. The dialogue of civilizations: the ricci model/Rt Rev. Thomas Menamparampil. 20. Buddhist compassion towards other religions/Varan Vardhan. 21. Desiderata for religion as a pathway to peace/Keith D'Souza. Concluding Article: 22. Journeying beyond boundaries/Subhash Anand. This is a Memorial Volume for Prof. Noel Kantilal Sheth SJ, a man of ahimsa, compassion and dialogue. Calm and sober in his attitude, he reached out to others respectfully and reverentially. His meticulous and methodological nature and analytic-synthetic mind made him a humble servant, erudite scholar, efficient teacher and responsible administrator. Twenty scholars have contributed in this volume to topics like Creative Dialogue, Practical Compassion, Innovative Inclusiveness, Living Diversity, Collective Search for Wisdom, Commitment to Indian Traditions and Religion for Peace. This book is about encountering other traditions, building friendly bridges with them, affirming others compassionately, enabling them and appreciating their diversity and differences, through dialogue, interaction and cooperation.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. I. Religion and Life: 1. Religion too Needs Innovation, Change. 2. Religion Must not be Linked to Superstition. 3. Personal Religious Conversion is Vital. 4. Can Religion Foster Good Behaviour? 5. Between the Plausible and the Ridiculous. 6. Developing Moral, Spiritual Capacity.II. Stories that Connect: 7. Reading Stories Can Alter How We Think. 8. Connect Your Life Story to Spirituality. 9. How We Can Connect Ourselves to Others. 10. Why are Choices Important to Life? 11. When Profit Takes Over Public Interest.12. How Storytelling Can Connect Us Internally. 13. Gaining Wisdom through Stories. 14. Our Common Story. III. Poetry and Language: 15. Idleness May Be the Ideal Sometimes. 16. We must Behold the Beauty of Life. 17. Turns out, You Can Cultivate Compassion. 18. Is it too Difficult to Forgive and Forget? 19. Generosity Leads to Win-Win Situations. 20. An Economic and Spiritual Language. 21. Poetry Often Links Culture and Society. IV. Spirituality and Services: 22. When Regrets of the Dying Teach Us to Live. 23. What Christmas Really Teaches Us. 24. The Synthetic Allure of Narcissistic Spirituality. 25. Genuine Progress is also Spiritual.26. Celebrating Material Possessions Mindfully. 27. Attain Liberation through the Body. 28. Finding Spirituality in Ordinary Things. 29. India's Greatest Gift to the World. IV. Science and Religion: 30. Science and Religion Must be Open to Change. 31. Pace of Life Affects Perception of Time. 32. The Bridge between Science and Religion. 33. Einstein's Thought on Prayer Teaches Us a Lot. 34. When Religion and Science Collaborate. 35. What if We Connect Our Brain and Mind? 36. Genuine Spirituality Means True Humanity. 37. What We Can Learn from Agnosticism. V. Depth of Life: 38. When People Dare to Dream for the World. 39. Do Ecosystems Reside in Our Bodies as Well? 40. Does Good Always Triumph Over Evil? 41. Search the Human Heart for Goodness. 42. Get to the Depth through Deepities.43. Roots and Routes as our Foundation. 44. In the Eternal Quest for Reality and Truth. VI. Keys to Happiness: 45. Meditation for Better Mental Clarity, Focus. 46. When You Feel a Stroke of Insight.47. Dispositional Attitude and Individual Destiny. 48. The Mere Pursuit of Happiness Thwarts It. 49. In Life, Happiness and Meaning are Seperate. 50. More Does Not Always Mean Something Better. 51. Human Bias towards Happiness. 52. Christmas Brings the Best in Us. 53. So, How is Your Eudemonia Doing? 54. Warren Buffett's Key to Happiness. VII. Suffering and Evil: 55. Encounter the Best and the Worst in Us.56. To Succeed, Embrace your Vulnerability. 57. Where Tragedy Meets Eternity. 58. Ways of Reaping Larger Rewards. 59. Utilise Compassion Instead of Empathy. 60. Is Virtual Empathy Becoming a Reality?.61. Google's Way to Attain Physical Immortality. 62. Deep Reading Boosts Our Empathetic Ability. Epilogue. Bibliography. Index. Science and Religion. What is the relationship between love and logic in actual life? What is the relevance of spirituality for the contemporary men and women who do not have the luxury to spend hours in prayer? Can spirituality emerge from the ordinary, boring and mundane experiences of an average human being? Open-minded and visionary, the articles in this book are meant to touch the daily life of busy people who are fully involved in the struggles and success of daily life. For better clarity and convenience, these articles are divided into eight approximate and arbitrary sections: * Religion and Life * Stories that Connect * Poetry and Language * Spirituality and Service * Science and Religion * Depth of Life * Keys to Happiness * Suffering and Evil Limited to 625 words, they appeared first in the `Financial Chronicle,' one of the most prestigious business and financial newspapers of India, and they attempt to provide us with both roots and wings: rooted that will give them a sense of belonging to the rich I.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Today more and more people are getting convinced that the future humanity depends on how science and religion can collaborate with each other. This book contains short articles on reason (science) and religion (spirituality) meant for a general audience, who may or may not be organisationally religious. They are meant to inspire a band of young and old women and men to think deeply about themselves, leading to deeper insights and wisdom. It is the author's conviction that genuine spirituality is open-ended and reaches to the other in love and compassion. Open-minded and visionary, these articles are meant to touch the daily life of busy people who are fully involved in the struggle and success of daily life. So, the articles are limited to 625 words. They attempt to enhance the precious and vulnerable life by reaching out to others. It assumes that only when we can maintain the healthy tension between the spiritual and material aspects of life, we become more authentic. The Author has roughly categorized the articles into the following nine sections: * Human Uniqueness * Human Compassion * Mind and Body * Science and Religion * Truth and Reality * Towards Greater Authenticity * Evolving Spirituality * Openness to the Deeper * Lessons from Life These articles appeared in the "My Mind" Op-Ed Column of Financial Chronicle.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Logic and Nyaya. 2. Hermeneutics and Dhvani. 3. Spirituality and Sadhana. 4. Ethics and Dharma. This book is a homage to Prof. John Vattanky SJ, the world authority on Navya-Nyaya, for his pioneering contribution to Indian philosophy and Indian Church. He has been relentlessly seeking God through Logic (Indian philosophy of Navya-Nyaya) and Love (Western Spirituality). The Twenty one articles in this book are subdivided into Logic and Nyaya, Hermeneutics and Dhvani, Spirituality and Sadhana, and Dharma and Ethics. The articles attempt to articulate a philosophy that integrates Indian and Western insights as we all as a spirituality that is both humanising and world-open.

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