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Shane Waugh
Humility, Self-Knowledge, and Wisdom
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Vincent Wargo
Tradition and Festivity:
Josef Pieper and Post-modern Philosophy
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Anne M. Wiles
Rabindranath Tagore: How East and West Meet
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Sayed Hassan “Akhlaq” Hussaini
The Theoretical Foundations of Tolerance in Rumi
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Nikolaj Zunic
Sacred and Secular Temporality:
The Foundations of Human Rationality
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Robbie Moser
The Anti-Philosophy of Wittgenstein and Al-Ghazīlī
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Jānis (John) Tālivaldis Ozoliņš
Wisdom as Aim of Education in East and West
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Stefano Bigliardi
Some Characterizations of “Miracle” according to Muslim Authors:
Sketch of an Interpretation on the Footprints of S. H. Nasr and J. Hick
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Jason West
The Possibility of Natural Mystical Experience:
The Evolution of Jacques Maritain’s Position
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Ma Tianxiang
The “Tao” and “Sin”:
The Cultural Difference of Ontology and Humanity in Chinese and English Versions of the Bible
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Peter Drum
Religions, Cultures, and Ethics
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Jakub Urbaniak
Review of Brian Leiter, Why Tolerate Religion?
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David J. Klassen
Introduction
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Nikolaj Zunic
The Theory and Praxis of Human Rights
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Louis Groarke
Defending Rights in a World Gone Mad: A Response to Father Schall
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James V. Schall
On the Philosophic Connection between 'Rights' and 'Oppression'
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David J. Klassen
Religious and Secular Foundations of Universal Human Rights and Equality before the Law
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Paul Groarke
Groups v. Groups: Getting Past the Narrow Paradigm of Individual Rights
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William Sweet
Culture, Religion, and Human Rights
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Christopher S. Morrissey
Natural Law and Scapegoating
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