Majority and Minority. The definition of this relationship makes it evident whether the fundamental rights of man in his social and communitarian dimension are being respected
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EDITORIAL
Oasis is Born a Subject, an Instrument, Angelo Scola
CURRENT ISSUES
The Rules of Quantity and Quality, Cesare Mirabelli
Power and Ambiguity of Origin, Henri Hude
The Harsh Law of Power Relations, Anthony Lobo
One Community For All Differences, Carl Anderson
DOCUMENTS
Dialogues of Salvation, Francesco Follo
Let Us Affirm Together the Priority of God, Jean-Paul II
The Rights of Man Express the Will of God, Jean-Paul II
The Fundamental Decision
The Fact of the Person Jesus, Romano Guardini
INTERVIEWS
Faithful Custodians of the Restless Heart of the World, Roberto Fontolan
REPORTAGE
Christians Forbidden to Stay in Iraq, Camille Eid
CONTRIBUTIONS
Dubai, St. Mary’s Parish: Diary of Incredible Vitality, Paul Hinder
Educate the Youth for the Current Situation, an Essential Mission of the Church, Fouad Twal
What is the “Acceptable Quantity” of Religious Symbolism Allowed in School?, Nikolaus Lobkowicz
A Cross-Cultural Rule for Safeguarding Diversity, Francesco Follo
When Armenia Met European “Modernity”, Boghos Zekiyan
REVIEWS
If Neutrality Means Neutralization, Francesco Botturi
Europe, the Immigrants’ Inheritance, Giovanna Rossi
Voyage in Sufi Mysticism, Claudio Lurati
The Crusades and the Sack of Constantinople, Laurence Paul Hemming
The “Logic” of Fundamentalism, José Andrés Gallego
The Hesitant West and Other Worlds, Emma Neri
COLOPHON
A biannual review of the Oasis International Studies and Research Centre
Ordinary member of the Studium Generale Marcianum
Year 1, Number 1, January 2005
Editor Roberto Fontolan
Coordinator Gabriel Richi Alberti
Managing Editor Martino Diez
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