The Missing Link between Meiji Universalism and Postwar Pacifism, and What It Means for the Future by Michel Mohr

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A preparatory study of nomenclature and text designation in the Dead Sea Scrolls by Najman, H, Tigchelaar, E

“…Or they assume a differentiation between sectarian and nonsectarian texts. Or scrolls are described in generic terms borrowed from the study of other corpora. …”

Sufi and Bhakti Performers and Followers at the Margins of the Global South: Communication Strategies to Negotiate Situated Adversities by Uttaran Dutta

“…Such religious extremism is responsible for the threatening and even murdering of nonsectarian torchbearers, and their free thoughts. This study focused on various alternate communication strategies espoused by Sufi and bhakti performers and followers in order to negotiate and overcome their marginalized existence as well as to promote the plurality of voices and values in the society. …”
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The Meeting: Ideas for an Architecture of Interreligious Civic Collaboration by Steven G. Smith

“…Full interreligious sharing of a space seems to require a neutral design lacking any definite religious inspiration. But there are nonsectarian ways to create an appreciably <i>special</i>, non-ordinary space, as in courtrooms and classrooms. …”
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