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The globalization of communications : some religious implications /
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TextPublication details: Geneva, Switzerland : WCC Publications ; London : World Association for Christian Communication, ©1998.Edition: [1st ed.]Description: 69 pages. ; 21 cmISBN: - 2825412880
- 261.5/2 21
- BL638.A78 G56 1998
Contents:
Physics and metaphysics of globalization -- Globalization defined -- Global village? world civilization? information revolution? -- A turning point in human history -- Religion in an era of globalization -- The suffering of strangers -- Dealing with a "pollution of information" -- A positive perspective on religious diversity -- Some questions of religious identity -- The world of the "image junkie" -- The power of zero -- Challenges facing religious communications, some questions for discussion -- Profile of the World Association for Christian Communication.
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| 261.51 H478O Objective knowledge : | 261.51 M638P Paul's new moment : | 261.515 D852P A peaceable psychology : | 261.52 A788G The globalization of communications : some religious implications / | 261.53 F892W The Word and the world : | 261.55 A211P Paul Tillich's philosophy of culture, science, and religion. | 261.55 B475E The edge of reason? : |
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Physics and metaphysics of globalization -- Globalization defined -- Global village? world civilization? information revolution? -- A turning point in human history -- Religion in an era of globalization -- The suffering of strangers -- Dealing with a "pollution of information" -- A positive perspective on religious diversity -- Some questions of religious identity -- The world of the "image junkie" -- The power of zero -- Challenges facing religious communications, some questions for discussion -- Profile of the World Association for Christian Communication.
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