Surviving globalization: the uneasy gift of interdependence

Through globalization humanity is becoming more and more mutually dependent and even united, but at the same time the multidimensional differences and gaps between us are appearing as a challenge to this connectedness. "No one can live only on food." (Lk 4, 4) are words that clearly witnes...

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Published in:Theologie Ost-West
Contributors: Juhant, Janez 1947- (Editor) ; Žalec, Bojan (Editor)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
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Published: Berlin Münster Lit 2008
In: Theologie Ost-West (13)
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Series/Journal:Theologie Ost-West 13
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Globalization / Christian social ethics
B Globalization / Ethics
B Globalization / Practical theology
Further subjects:B Collection of essays
B Globalization Religious aspects
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Summary:Through globalization humanity is becoming more and more mutually dependent and even united, but at the same time the multidimensional differences and gaps between us are appearing as a challenge to this connectedness. "No one can live only on food." (Lk 4, 4) are words that clearly witness that the connective tissue of humanity can't be only of economical and political nature. Also the pasture the media offer to people is too often just an instrument of the owners and not the fulfilment of media's proper function to cultivate and spread (capacity for knowing) the truth. At one hand the interweaving of ideological streams is (mis)used by new gurus for taking the possession of control. At the other hand the representatives of established religions and value systems are searching for formulas for a successful competition on the global market. What are then the possibilities and ways of survival, well being and life worth of human person in the contemporary increasingly complex condition? This question is from various scientific aspects and different (religious) horizons reflected upon in our book. Janez Juhant & Bojan Zalec, the editors
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ISBN:3825816923