Spiritual perspectives on America's role as superpower

by Beatrice Bruteau

Paper Book, 2003

Status

Available

Call number

BL65.I55S68 2003

Publication

Woodstock, VT : SkyLight Paths Pub., 2003.

Description

Are we the world's good neighbor or a global bully? This timely book provides us with an opportunity to pause and reflect on what may be the most pressing issue of our day: What are America's global responsibilities as the only remaining superpower? What should we be doing with our resources, energy, talent, and strength? What shouldn't we be doing? "Those of us who live with spiritual convictions, or who worship in religious communities, sometimes have the opportunity to hear from the pulpit, from the bima, in the prayer hall, in the zendo, or elsewhere what one spiritual leader believes on these issues. This book is for those of us who want a variety of opinions, for those of us who want to understand the issues more deeply and make up our own minds." --from the Introduction Spiritual Perspectives on America's Role as Superpower invites you to explore these essential questions with sixteen of today's most profound religious and spiritual teachers. Coming from a wide variety of faiths, including Protestant, Catholic, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Vedantist, and interfaith traditions, this intriguing volume's contributors bring a crucial point of view to the already-intense national debate centering on America's place in the world: that of spirituality. An invaluable resource for those wishing to better understand varied spiritual viewpoints on America's role as superpower, these thought-provoking original essays provide a lucid introduction to the historical, moral, and theological aspects of this controversial issue.… (more)

LCC

BL65.I55S68 2003

Physical description

vii, 234 p.; 22 cm

ISBN

9781893361812

Barcode

31342000076116
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