Saturday, September 22, 2012
Moinuddin Ahmed
Living in a globalized world poses a great challenge for theologians and scholars as they try to develop an understanding of how people belonging to different religions and faiths can coexist.
However, we are living in a time where stereotyping a particular community has become a common practice and hampers the functioning of pluralistic societies.
Living in a globalized world poses a great challenge for theologians and scholars as they try to develop an understanding of how people belonging to different religions and faiths can coexist.
However, we are living in a time where stereotyping a particular community has become a common practice and hampers the functioning of pluralistic societies.
