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ajiss-1574	Bullock, Katherine	Islam and Global Dialogue: Religious Pluralism and the Pursuit of Peace by Roger Boase, ed. (Ashgate: Hants, 2005)	2007.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	908	30	52	Part Three, “Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Responses to Religious Diversity,” features two Jewish, two Chris- tian, and four Muslim responses exploring what it means to be committed adherents to their own faith tradition while seeking to respect those of other faith traditions or how, in the words of Anglican vicar Marcus Braybrooke, to “learn to see members of other faiths as fellow pilgrims” while remaining a “witness to one’s experience of divine mercy (p. 225).” Part One, “Defining the Issue,” has articles from three scholars who try to set the terms of the discourse: John Bowden talks about the Enlighten- 120 The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 24:1 ment’s ever-present backdrop and how its rational and critical approach to religion has affected and engendered a modern need for religious dialogue.	cache/ajiss-1574.pdf	txt/ajiss-1574.txt