God Conferences

The God series books were based on a group of meetings that
brought together over 100 scholars from around the world to pursue various
aspects of a contemporary discussion of God. The participants were drawn
from all parts of the our world and from virtually every religious tradition.

The God series books were based on a group of meetings that
brought together over 100 scholars from around the world to pursue various
aspects of a contemporary discussion of God. The participants were drawn
from all parts of the our world and from virtually every religious tradition.

The God series books were based on a group of meetings that brought
together over 100 scholars from around the world to pursue various aspects
of a contemporary discussion of God. The participants were drawn from all
parts of the our world and from virtually every religious tradition.

The God series books were based on a group of meetings that
brought together over 100 scholars from around the world to pursue various
aspects of a contemporary discussion of God. The participants were drawn
from all parts of the our world and from virtually every religious tradition.

The God series books were based on a group of meetings that
brought together over 100 scholars from around the world to pursue various
aspects of a contemporary discussion of God. The participants were drawn
from all parts of the our world and from virtually every religious tradition.

The God series books were based on a group of meetings that
brought together over 100 scholars from around the world to pursue various
aspects of a contemporary discussion of God. The participants were drawn
from all parts of the our world and from virtually every religious tradition.

This interreligious, philosophical, and theological collection of essays by international scholars considers the hermeneutical concept of language as a medium. The concept, advanced in the studies of Hans-Georg Gadamer, means language considered "between" meanings and things.

This interreligious, philosophical, and theological collection of essays by international scholars considers the hermeneutical concept of language as a medium. The concept, advanced in the studies of Hans-Georg Gadamer, means language considered "between" meanings and things.

When shall we convene to discuss God and Mother Nature? This was the concern raised at the Seventh Conference on God: The Contemporary Discussion. The fourteen essays, which have been brought together in this volume, were presented at the First Regional God Conference arranged by the New Ecumenical Research Association.

The essays presented here are only a first exercise in a new experiment in ecumenism. And though the effort is made to note the similarities among the plurality of religious outlooks, deeper scholorship in search of the transforming differences is the unique contribution of this collection.

The essays presented here are only a first exercise in a new experiment in ecumenism. And though the effort is made to note the similarities among the plurality of religious outlooks, deeper scholorship in search of the transforming differences is the unique contribution of this collection.

For a world in religious turmoil, as ours is, the notion of 'God' must be the center of dialogue. Recognizing this, New ERA has inaugurated a series of conferences, to be held annually, on the topic of God.