Associate professor, Imam Khomeini Research and Educational Institute
10.22081/jip.2024.69904.1123
Abstract
Religious propagation, as an activity undertaken by religious preachers, falls under ethical norms and thus aligns with moral principles and standards. In a pluralistic society, such activity inevitably gains unique attributes and characteristics. This paper, utilizing ethical knowledge sources in a descriptive-analytical approach, seeks to outline the moral framework for religious propagation in such a society and provides a brief overview. It initially delineates the four foundational elements of this system: ontological, epistemological, theological, and anthropological foundations. It further explains the theory of multi-level values in this system, analyzing the most fundamental ethical principle (the principle of love and goodwill) and presenting the rules derived from this core value
Hosseini Qaleh-Bahman, S. A. (2024). Ethics of Religious Propagation in a Pluralistic Society. Ofogh e Tabligh, 5(11), 7-34. doi: 10.22081/jip.2024.69904.1123
MLA
Seyyed Akbar Hosseini Qaleh-Bahman. "Ethics of Religious Propagation in a Pluralistic Society", Ofogh e Tabligh, 5, 11, 2024, 7-34. doi: 10.22081/jip.2024.69904.1123
HARVARD
Hosseini Qaleh-Bahman, S. A. (2024). 'Ethics of Religious Propagation in a Pluralistic Society', Ofogh e Tabligh, 5(11), pp. 7-34. doi: 10.22081/jip.2024.69904.1123
VANCOUVER
Hosseini Qaleh-Bahman, S. A. Ethics of Religious Propagation in a Pluralistic Society. Ofogh e Tabligh, 2024; 5(11): 7-34. doi: 10.22081/jip.2024.69904.1123
