Re-thinking Religious Pluralism : Moving Beyond Liberal Tolerance

Foreword

Mrinal Miri

Introduction

Bindu Puri

1. Pluralism About What? Religion as Belief and Identity

Sonia Sikka

2.Philosophical Hermeneutics of/for Religious Pluralism: Some Methodological Considerations

S. Loudrunathan

3.Some Reflections on Tenability of Pluralism, Transformation and Trivialization of Religions

Rakesh Chandra

4. Vocation of Religions in a Conflictual world: A Philosophical Narrative of Distancing without Belonging

V T Sebastian

5. Pluralistic Perspective on Tolerance in Religions: A Philosophical Reflection

R P Singh

6. Liberal Skepticism and Religious Tolerance: A Gandhian Alternative

Bindu Puri

7. Mādhvas Tolerating Rival Truth Claims: Disagreement, Dialogue and Discernment

Deepak Sarma

8. Religious Truth: Tolerance, Humility, and Plurality

Ashwani Peetush

9. Re-living history with karuna: Towards a transformative mode of responsible life of Dialogues among believers of various faiths

Saji Varghese

10. Plurality of Religion: A Reality of Life

Shefali Vidyanata

11. Religious Pluralism and Ethics

Abhishek Kumar

12. The Gandhian Solution to Religious Intolerance"

Reetu Jaiswal

13. Religion: The Universal and the Local

Sujata Miri

14. Phenomenology of Religion in Ao-Naga Tribal Tradition

Karilemla

15. The Mao Naga Religion and its moral beliefs

Daniel Mathibo

16. Indigenous Perspective on Religious Pluralism: A Tribal Response

Francis Arina