clash of civilization 文明沖突

1、The Clash of Civilizations and the Conflict of Religious in the worldHomelessRefugees awaiting evacuation by IAF Dakota on Poonch AirstripDecember 1947.DeathNigerian Civil WarJanuary 1970DestroyDemolished home in BalataSecond Intifada 2002BackgroundReasonsAnalysisAttitude and practice BackgroundReas

2、onsAnalysisAttitude and practice BackgroundReasonsAnalysisAttitude and practice WHY CIVILIZATIONS WILL CLASH First, differences among civilizations are not only real; they are basic. Second, the world is becoming a smaller place. Third, the processes of economic modernization and social change throu

3、ghout the world are separating people from longstanding local identities.Is the clash of Is the clash of civilizationscivilizationsinevitable?inevitable?KEY WORDS respect tolerate understand communicateBackgroundReasonsAnalysisAttitude and practice Religious IntoleranceReligious intolerance is intol

4、eranceagainst anothers religious beliefs or practices or lack thereof.Palestine VS. IsraelLebanese Civil Warwhat are the what are the reasons reasons for conflict for conflict between different between different religions?religions? Different doctrines，different values, causing the opposite of ideol

5、ogy Representatives of the different economic, political interests, causing the interests of conflict. Power of the ruler used by religious organizations, as a political and economic interests of the tool caused by the conflict.BackgroundReasonsAnalysisAttitude and practice Contemporary attitude and

6、 practiceAttitude Some countries contain provisions(條款) expressly forbidding the state from engaging in certain acts of religious intolerance or preference within its own borders. Other countries, meanwhile, may allow for religious preference, for instance through the establishment of one or more st

7、ate religious, but not for religious intolerance The United Nations upholds the right to free expression of religious belief Practice The First Amendment of the United States Constitution Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland and Finnish Orthodox Church as its official state religions, yet upholds

8、the right of free expression of religion in article 11 of its constitution articles and 18 and 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; Article 18 also allows for the freedom to change religionFinnish Orthodox ChurchEvangelical Lutheran Church of FinlandThe United NationWhat is to Be DonePromoteaheightenedawarenessofthepositivepeacebuildingandreconciliatoryrolereligionhasplayedinmanyconflictsituations.Thank