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• W778856092 abstract "Toward Our Mutual Flourishing: The Episcopal Church, Interreligious Relations, and Theologies of Manyness. By Lucinda Allen Mosher. Studies in Episcopal and Anglican Theology, volume .3. (New York: Peter Lang, 2012, Pp. xiii, 189. $79.95.)This volume by scholar and consultant Lucinda Allen Mosher on the history and development of interreligious relationships in the Episcopal Church is an important resource for historians and religious leaders interested in the church's encounters with other religious groups. One of the most important aspects of the book is its particular focus on ecumenism and the interfaith movement from the perspective of the teachings and experience of the Episcopal Church, where relatively few studies exist, a book in the same series by Frederick Quinn, Welcoming the Interfaith Future (2012) a notable exception. Mosher's many years of experience in the interfaith movement, her previous writing and scholarship, as well as her leadership within theological education, all contribute to the comprehensiveness, and the accessibility, of this fine work.Toward Our Mutual Flourishing begins with a discussion of the sources used by the author to capture the interfaith movement from an insider's perspective, including actions of the General Convention and Executive Council, pastoral letters, sermons and addresses by presiding bishops, actions of standing commissions and task forces, and the teachings of the Lambeth Conference. Because of the many levels within Episcopal Church polity where interreligious engagement and collaboration take place, it is necessary to examine a wide variety of sources. Mosher argues that since the 1970s, as the Episcopal Church's teaching on a term borrowed from historian Catherine Albanese referring to the diversity of religious traditions not only existing but flourishing together, has developed through a number of significant and overlapping themes. These themes are then explained throughout the chapters of the book.Chapter 1 focuses on the Episcopal Church's adoption of its first major interfaith statement, Principles for Interfaith Dialogue (1994), which lays out a theology of religious manyness, as well as a rationale for engagement across religious groups. Chapter 2 traces the Episcopal Church's preference for conducting interreligious engagement through ecumenical relationships and organizations such as the National Council of the Churches of Christ (NCCC), rather than as the voice of a single Christian denomination. …" @default.
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