The role of American religious leaders in the Middle East peace process

The focus of the report is on what has been and can be constructive endeavours of U.S. church leaders towards a peace process in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A major component is said to relate to the interfaith agenda. The suggested framework for the churches would need to be modified for Musl...

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Autore principale: Kimball, Charles A. (Autore)
Tipo di documento: Stampa Articolo
Lingua:Inglese
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Pubblicazione: Council 1988
In: American Arab affairs
Anno: 1988, Fascicolo: 25, Pagine: 106-112
Altre parole chiave:B Chiesa
B Usa
B Arabische Staaten
B Conflitto internazionale
B Soluzione di una controversia
B Israele Arabische Länder Conflitto arabo-israeliano <motivo> Bemühungen um Beilegung internationaler Konflikte Christliche Kirche Vereinigte Staaten
B Israele
B Conflitto arabo-israeliano <motivo>
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Riepilogo:The focus of the report is on what has been and can be constructive endeavours of U.S. church leaders towards a peace process in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A major component is said to relate to the interfaith agenda. The suggested framework for the churches would need to be modified for Muslim and Jewish leaders who wish to pursue the agenda from within their religious traditions. Churches for the Middle East (C-MEP) currently includes representatives from 12 major Christian communions, all of which have offices in Washington. (DÜI-Asd)
ISSN:0731-6763
Comprende:In: American Arab affairs