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    <title>Imago Dei and brotherhood : the relational call of Genesis 1:26-27</title>
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    <description>Title: Imago Dei and brotherhood : the relational call of Genesis 1:26-27
Authors: Jančovič, Jozef
Abstract: Shared values and beliefs have the power to unite communities on &#xD;
both divine and human levels. While society represents the collective &#xD;
fabric of human interaction, religion embodies the spiritual and moral &#xD;
dimensions that shape individual and communal identities. This paper &#xD;
examines the social perspective of universal brotherhood through the &#xD;
lens of Imago Dei as presented in Genesis 1:26-27. This contribution &#xD;
contends that this concept offers a timeless and unifying foundation &#xD;
for understanding human brotherhood. In a world marked by bloody &#xD;
military and religious conflicts, human brotherhood becomes a very &#xD;
urgent reality that we want to clarify and support by examining its first &#xD;
biblical thematization in Gen 1. [extract]</description>
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    <title>From diversity to symphony : the role of religious traditions</title>
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    <description>Title: From diversity to symphony : the role of religious traditions
Authors: Ellul, Joseph
Abstract: The topic of this paper traces its origins to an interfaith meeting called &#xD;
and chaired by the former President of the Republic Dr George Vella &#xD;
at San Anton Palace, which took place on May 8th 2019 Those present &#xD;
were all representatives of the various religious traditions and Christian &#xD;
denominations in Malta. Throughout his introductory speech Dr Vella &#xD;
presented his audience with an interesting challenge: How can each &#xD;
of our communities contribute toward the growth and progress of a &#xD;
healthy society?</description>
    <dc:date>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>The interplay of religion and culture : exploring identity formation</title>
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    <description>Title: The interplay of religion and culture : exploring identity formation
Authors: Zammit, Mark Joseph
Abstract: The objective of this article is to explore how Lucio Gera’s Argentine &#xD;
theology presents an understanding of religion and culture as vital &#xD;
components in the formation of personal identity. The article will first &#xD;
explain the roles of religion and culture, and then demonstrate how &#xD;
these elements influence identity formation. [extract]</description>
    <dc:date>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>From suspicion to friendship. The dynamics of ecumenism in Malta (1964-2024)</title>
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    <description>Title: From suspicion to friendship. The dynamics of ecumenism in Malta (1964-2024)
Authors: Scerri, Hector
Abstract: The ecumenical journey is always a challenging one. It is not only a &#xD;
journey characterised by meanders, but also marked by high alpine &#xD;
ranges and mountain passes. Travelling in “ecumenical-class” has its &#xD;
ups and downs; its Alleluia moments are ironically followed, at times, &#xD;
by Lenten penitential lulls. The ecumenical endeavour entails both the &#xD;
Doldrums, as well as the Roaring Forties. Malta is no exception. [extract]</description>
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