James Walters is Director of the London School of Economics Faith Centre, which works to promote global interfaith leadership. He is a senior lecturer in practice at the LSE and a priest in the Church of England.

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• Acknowledgments viiIntroductionJames Walters 1Engaging the Religious Imagination1 Religious Imaginations in a Changing WorldCraig Calhoun 152 Imagination and the Ethics of Religious NarrativesMona Siddiqui 363 Christian Imagination in an Age of TerrorAnba Angaelos 494 The Balfour Declaration: From Imagining a State to Re-imagining Majority-Minority Relations in Jewish Thought and the Jewish StateOphir Yarden 575 Diplomacy and the Religious ImaginationJohn Casson 826 The Musical Imagination in Religious WorshipMena Mark Hanna 90Crossing Religious Imaginations7 Muhammad abu Zahra’s Muslim Theology of ReligionsMohammed Gamal Abdelnour 1018 The Field of Interfaith in the Middle EastJohn Fahy 115Re-imagining Belief9 Reimagining the Formative Moments of Islam: The Case of Pakistani Scholar, Javed Ahmad Ghamidi, and his New Narrative of Early IslamKamran Bashir 12910 Lived Belief in Cross-Cultural ComparisonAbby Day 14311 New Religious Movements as Resources in a Changing WorldEileen Barker 15912 Human Rights as a Narrative of FaithJenna Reinbold 17713 Interpretation of Islamic Principles: Muslim Movements and Ethical Social Imaginary in South IndiaThahir Jamal 188Religion and Sustainability14 The Relationship of Ecological Science to the Christian NarrativeCaleb Gordon 20715 Gurmat – The Art of Spiritual Wisdom: How Peace from Mind through Knowledge of the Soul can Help Overcoming the Challenges of HumankindKhushwant Singh 21816 Understanding the Islamic Perspective on Environment: Doctrine and EthicsEmmanuel Karagiannis 234From Imagination to Religious Practice17 Religious Leadership in Conflict Transformation: The Case of Christian Leadership in South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation CommissionMegan Shore 24718 Who Do You Trust? Enabling Cross-Religious Involvement in Public Life for a Peaceful and Equitable FutureCatriona Robertson 260Contributors 271

James Walters is Director of the London School of Economics Faith Centre, which works to promote global interfaith leadership. He is a senior lecturer in practice at the LSE and a priest in the Church of England.

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• Acknowledgments viiIntroductionJames Walters 1Engaging the Religious Imagination1 Religious Imaginations in a Changing WorldCraig Calhoun 152 Imagination and the Ethics of Religious NarrativesMona Siddiqui 363 Christian Imagination in an Age of TerrorAnba Angaelos 494 The Balfour Declaration: From Imagining a State to Re-imagining Majority-Minority Relations in Jewish Thought and the Jewish StateOphir Yarden 575 Diplomacy and the Religious ImaginationJohn Casson 826 The Musical Imagination in Religious WorshipMena Mark Hanna 90Crossing Religious Imaginations7 Muhammad abu Zahra’s Muslim Theology of ReligionsMohammed Gamal Abdelnour 1018 The Field of Interfaith in the Middle EastJohn Fahy 115Re-imagining Belief9 Reimagining the Formative Moments of Islam: The Case of Pakistani Scholar, Javed Ahmad Ghamidi, and his New Narrative of Early IslamKamran Bashir 12910 Lived Belief in Cross-Cultural ComparisonAbby Day 14311 New Religious Movements as Resources in a Changing WorldEileen Barker 15912 Human Rights as a Narrative of FaithJenna Reinbold 17713 Interpretation of Islamic Principles: Muslim Movements and Ethical Social Imaginary in South IndiaThahir Jamal 188Religion and Sustainability14 The Relationship of Ecological Science to the Christian NarrativeCaleb Gordon 20715 Gurmat – The Art of Spiritual Wisdom: How Peace from Mind through Knowledge of the Soul can Help Overcoming the Challenges of HumankindKhushwant Singh 21816 Understanding the Islamic Perspective on Environment: Doctrine and EthicsEmmanuel Karagiannis 234From Imagination to Religious Practice17 Religious Leadership in Conflict Transformation: The Case of Christian Leadership in South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation CommissionMegan Shore 24718 Who Do You Trust? Enabling Cross-Religious Involvement in Public Life for a Peaceful and Equitable FutureCatriona Robertson 260Contributors 271

James Walters is Director of the London School of Economics Faith Centre, which works to promote global interfaith leadership. He is a senior lecturer in practice at the LSE and a priest in the Church of England.

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• Acknowledgments viiIntroductionJames Walters 1Engaging the Religious Imagination1 Religious Imaginations in a Changing WorldCraig Calhoun 152 Imagination and the Ethics of Religious NarrativesMona Siddiqui 363 Christian Imagination in an Age of TerrorAnba Angaelos 494 The Balfour Declaration: From Imagining a State to Re-imagining Majority-Minority Relations in Jewish Thought and the Jewish StateOphir Yarden 575 Diplomacy and the Religious ImaginationJohn Casson 826 The Musical Imagination in Religious WorshipMena Mark Hanna 90Crossing Religious Imaginations7 Muhammad abu Zahra’s Muslim Theology of ReligionsMohammed Gamal Abdelnour 1018 The Field of Interfaith in the Middle EastJohn Fahy 115Re-imagining Belief9 Reimagining the Formative Moments of Islam: The Case of Pakistani Scholar, Javed Ahmad Ghamidi, and his New Narrative of Early IslamKamran Bashir 12910 Lived Belief in Cross-Cultural ComparisonAbby Day 14311 New Religious Movements as Resources in a Changing WorldEileen Barker 15912 Human Rights as a Narrative of FaithJenna Reinbold 17713 Interpretation of Islamic Principles: Muslim Movements and Ethical Social Imaginary in South IndiaThahir Jamal 188Religion and Sustainability14 The Relationship of Ecological Science to the Christian NarrativeCaleb Gordon 20715 Gurmat – The Art of Spiritual Wisdom: How Peace from Mind through Knowledge of the Soul can Help Overcoming the Challenges of HumankindKhushwant Singh 21816 Understanding the Islamic Perspective on Environment: Doctrine and EthicsEmmanuel Karagiannis 234From Imagination to Religious Practice17 Religious Leadership in Conflict Transformation: The Case of Christian Leadership in South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation CommissionMegan Shore 24718 Who Do You Trust? Enabling Cross-Religious Involvement in Public Life for a Peaceful and Equitable FutureCatriona Robertson 260Contributors 271