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contemporary use, or is there something more going on?
• Does a more religious world inevitably mean a more divided world?
• Can religious language and community be harnessed as a force for peace?
Can pluralism prevail in the face of rising tides of faith-based politics and against a background where religious extremism threatens?
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Clarke, J. (2006). Threats to One Humanity: Remarks to the U Thant Institute, UN, New York.
Lugo, L., A. Hertzke, et al. (2005). Evangelical Reflections On the U.S. Role In the World. Evangelical Reflections On the U.S. Role In
the World, Carnegie Council.
Myers, J. and J. Danforth (2006). Faith and Politics: How the "Moral Values" Debate Divides America and How to Move Forward
Together. Faith and Politics: How the "Moral Values" Debate Divides America and How to Move Forward Together, Carnegie Council.
Nakash, Y. and J. Myers (2006). Reaching for Power: The Shi'a in the Modern Arab World, Carnegie Council.
Van Dyk, J. and M. Viorst (2006). Interview with Milton Viorst, Carnegie Council.
REMARKS
To get an overview on the manifold events of the Council, a calendar is available on http://www.cceia.org/calendar/index.html
Many more resources are made available on http://www.cceia.org/themes/religion/resource.html
New entry, March 2007.