Dr Adis Duderija of Griffith University, writing in New Age Islam reflects on religion, at its essence, is a fusion of myth, theology, and poetics. These three elements intertwine to create a rich tapestry of beliefs, practices, and experiences that offer individuals a profound sense of purpose, meaning, and connection. By recognising and appreciating the interplay between myth, theology, and poetics, we can gain a deeper understanding of the enduring power of religion and its capacity to address the fundamental aspects of the human condition.
Dr. Adis Duderija
Wisdom as Universal Phenomenon
True wisdom, by its very nature, transcends the boundaries of individual belief systems and compels us to think and act in ways that serve the greater good. It encourages us to look beyond our own immediate interests and to consider the welfare of the whole, whether that whole is defined in terms of our local community, our nation, or the entire human family, writes Dr Adis Duderija of Griffith University in New Age Islam.
The Divine Chorus Director: A Better Model for Understanding the Relationship between God and Humanity
Dr Adis Duderija of Griffith University writes when contemplating the relationship between God and humanity, it is essential to move beyond simplistic metaphors and embrace a more nuanced understanding. Viewing God as a chorus director or a director of a theatrical performance offers a powerful model that takes into account the complex interplay between freedom, aesthetics, and unity-in-diversity.
Embracing Spiritual Diversity: A Path to Personal and Collective Growth
Dr Adis Duderija of Religions for Peace Australia, writing in New Age Islam tells that spirituality, at its essence, is not a call for homogeneity but an invitation to embrace the diversity within ourselves and in others. It is through this acceptance and celebration of diversity that personal and collective growth flourishes.
The Enduring Revelation in Islam: Embracing Mystical and Collective Wisdom as Ongoing Revelation
In the present age, where the world is characterized by rapid change and diverse perspectives, the significance of collective revelation becomes even more apparent. As Muslims, we should recognize the transformative potential embedded within our mythology and reflectively embrace its wisdom, writes Dr. Adis Duderija.
Nonviolent Interfaith Solidarity Jihad — An Autobiographical Account
Most people yearn for a world of love and real human connection and to live meaningful lives that transcend material well-being, that tie us to the ongoing unfolding of spirit and consciousness, and that connect us with the inherent interdependence and love that permeates and inspires all being. So writes Dr. Adis Duderija, of Griffith University. Dr. Duderija is an Executive Member with Religions for Peace Australia.
