Proposals for a New American Approach to the Middle East
The U.S. cannot disengage.
January 24, 2017
“We look forward to hearing your paper on why the gods must be fed the blood of sacrificial victims.”
Reviewing Ephraim Meir’s Interreligious Theology: Its Value and Mooring in Modern Jewish Philosophy, Peter Berger launches into a discussion of the extent to which religious faith can accommodate pluralism. Berger praises the idea of the book’s title—interfaith cooperation that goes beyond mere dialogue—but argues that such attempts to transcend religious differences should go only so far:
The U.S. cannot disengage.
And why Ben Rhodes was appointed to the Holocaust Memorial Council.
And might have been a double agent.
“We look forward to hearing your paper on why the gods must be fed the blood of sacrificial victims.”
Why the northern kingdom provoked the prophets’ ire.
Reviewing Ephraim Meir’s Interreligious Theology: Its Value and Mooring in Modern Jewish Philosophy, Peter Berger launches into a discussion of the extent to which religious faith can accommodate pluralism. Berger praises the idea of the book’s title—interfaith cooperation that goes beyond mere dialogue—but argues that such attempts to transcend religious differences should go only so far:
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