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This collection of essays written by Thomas Michel offers an insightful and comparative analysis into the life, thoughts and major writings of Said Nursi. It provides insight into a deep conversation taking place between a Catholic priest and a Muslim theologian. This sincere and humble collection of essays will be an indispensable reading for believers of all faiths and backgrounds with an interest in social and contemporary issues. Michel remarks that Nursi called for unity and cooperation between the Muslim-Christian communities fifty years before the Vatican II called upon Christians and Muslims to recognize that they should move beyond the conflicts of the past and work together for the common good to build peace, establish social justice, defend moral values, and promote true human freedom.
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Table of contents
- INSIGHTS FROM THE RISALE-I NUR
- Copyright © 2013 by Tughra Books
- Said Nursi: The Most Influential Muslim in Modern Turkey
- My Encounter with the Risale-i Nur
- “Be United Also with the Truly Pious and Spiritual Christians”
- Pardon and Peace according to Pope John Paul II and Said Nursi
- Grappling with Modern Civilization
- War and Peace
- The Damascus Sermon: a Spiritual Physician’s Prescription for the Sicknesses of Our Age
- God’s Justice in Relation to Natural Disasters
- “For You, Illness Is Good Health”: Advice in Time of Illness
- The God-centered Life: an Antidote to a Culture of Violence
- Dialogue among Believers
- The Mystery of Human Responsibility
- The Resurrection of the Dead and Final Judgment
- Dialogue, Tolerance and Engagement with the Other
- Sincerity and Wisdom in the Fully Human Person
- The Prophets: a Blessing for Humankind
- Democracy and Societal Values: an Evaluation of Social Ethics
- Theology of Hope and the State of Societies Today
- The Supreme Sign: an Invitation to Wonder