Author: Jasbir Singh AhluwaliaPublisher: Guru Nanak Dev UniversityYear: 1997Language: EnglishPages: 124ISBN/UPC (if available): N/A
Description
This volume is a collection of articles by eminent scholars from India and abroad reflecting on various aspects of Sikh philosophy, life and tradition.This work has a special relevance in the present perspective in quest of globalization of the people of the world into a world community. The exposition of the papers included in this Volume co-relates Sikh consciousness to global consciousness and explores the potentiality of Sikhism which can play a significant role in the twenty first century in serving humanity and building up the structure of a world community.
Contents
ForewordPrefaceCHAPTER ISikhism and the 21st CenturyCHAPTER IIThe Interfaith Movement Challenges and Opportunities for the twenty-first CenturyCHAPTER IIIThe Sikh Tradition and Dialogue Or, Why Sikhs are Open to DialogueCHAPTER IVTowards a New EnlightenmentCHAPTER VRevitalization in a sikh CommunityCHAPTER VISikhism from Century to CenturyCHAPTER VIIThe Doctrinal Sovereignty of Sikhism