Georges Khodr, un pasteur et théologien chrétien arabe, propose dans ses écrits des critères théologiques et herméneutiques qui aident à reconnaitre une société plurielle afin de préserver le vivre-ensemble entre chrétiens et musulmans. L'auteur approfondit ces critères afin d'en vérifier le bienfondé et de présenter à son tour de nouvelles propositions.

The series : Judaism, Christianity, and Islam - Tension, transmission, transformation

The series brings together innovative volumes exploring the reception and mediation of ideas and practices in the three monotheistic traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, from antiquity to the twenty-first century. Monographs, collected works, text editions, and bibliographie databases address their intertwining relations in various historical and geographical contexts. The series is intentionally interdisciplinary, inviting proposais across disciplines dealing with at least two of these three religions. Among the research areas to be studied are, for example, Greek, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabie, Latin, and Ottoman cultural spheres ; the Enlightenment and modernity in various contexts ; imperialism, colonialism, post colonialism, and globalization. Attention is given to exegesis and intersexuality, political models and patterns of social order, spiritual symbols and images, scholarly interactions and mystical experiences. The series is relevant to scholars as well as to those interested and engaged in interreligious exchange.