Religious education in an Ecumenical and Interreligious Perspective
A religiously plural society asks for sustainable answers on how to live together in diversity in a reasonable way. Religious education has to develop perspectives on how religious learning can succeed with a view to other traditions and in cooperation with them. A purely mono-confessional orientation is therefore no longer possible. The possibilities at the University of Vienna enable to cooperate with Protestant, Orthodox and Islamic colleagues.
- Interreligious learning (Andrea Lehner-Hartmann, Piotr Halczuk)
- Religious education and diversity in society (Edda Strutzenberger-Reiter)
- Teaching religion in a confessional-cooperative way (Jan Woppowa, Florian Mayrhofer, Andrea Lehner-Hartmann)
- Critique of racism and religious education (Andrea Lehner-Hartmann, David Novakovits, Bettina Brandstetter)
- Religious racism (David Novakovits, Andrea Lehner-Hartmann)