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Intro; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations; Chapter 1 Introduction; Abstract; References; Chapter 2 A Short Secular and Religious History of Ihievbe Town; Abstract; 2.1 A Short History of the Roman Catholic Church in Ihievbe Town; 2.2 Expressions of Culture and Religion(s) Among Ihievbe People; References; Chapter 3 Factors Shaping Religious and Cultural Identities in the Ihievbe Community; Abstract; 3.1 Cultural and Religious Descriptions of Hospitality in Ihievbe Language; 3.2 Cultural and Religious Descriptions of Friendship in Ihievbe Community
3.3 A Short History of Interreligious Living Among Ihievbe PeopleReferences; Chapter 4 Philosophical and Christological Arguments for Hospitality as a Dialogical Model; Abstract; 4.1 Christ's Hypostatic Identity as Divine Hospitality; References; Chapter 5 A Case for Hospitality in the Era of Religious Pluralism; Abstract; 5.1 Practical Ways for Applying Hospitality as a Tool for Interreligious Encounter; References; Chapter 6 The Philosophy of Friendship and Its Place in Constructing Interreligious Encounters; Abstract; 6.1 Christology and Interreligious Friendship
6.2 The Nature of Dialogue in Friendship in Islam6.3 The Place of Friendship in Ihievbe Traditional Religion; 6.4 Interreligious Friendship and Religious Identity; 6.5 Critique of the Roman Catholic Church's Call to Mission; References; Chapter 7 Expressions of Relationality and Alterity in Contemporary Pluralistic Cultures: A Case Study of Ihievbe Community; Abstract; 7.1 An Ihievbe Sense of Social Harmony as Grounds for Interreligious Dialogue; 7.2 An Ihievbe Reading of Christian Salvific History as Grounds for Validating the Religious Other; References
Chapter 8 Ethnographic Findings Justifying the Relevance of Hospitality and Friendship as Tools for Interfaith DialogueAbstract; 8.1 Reflection and Analysis of the Survey Questions and Responses for Roman Catholics in Ihievbe Town; 8.2 Reflection and Analysis of the Interview Questions and Responses for Roman Catholics in Ihievbe Town; 8.2.1 Roman Catholic Respondent One; 8.2.2 Roman Catholic Respondent Two; 8.2.3 Roman Catholic Respondent Three; 8.2.4 Roman Catholic Respondent Four; 8.2.5 Roman Catholic Respondent Five; 8.2.6 Roman Catholic Respondent Six
8.2.7 Roman Catholic Respondent Seven8.2.8 Roman Catholic Respondent Eight; 8.2.9 Roman Catholic Respondent Nine; 8.2.10 Roman Catholic Respondent Ten; 8.2.11 Roman Catholic Respondent Eleven; 8.2.12 Roman Catholic Respondent Twelve; 8.2.13 Roman Catholic Respondent Thirteen; 8.2.14 Roman Catholic Respondent Fourteen; 8.2.15 Roman Catholic Respondent Fifteen; 8.3 Reflection and Analysis of the Survey Questions and Responses for Muslims in Ihievbe Town; 8.4 Reflection and Analysis of the Interview Questions and Responses for Muslims in Ihievbe Town
3.3 A Short History of Interreligious Living Among Ihievbe PeopleReferences; Chapter 4 Philosophical and Christological Arguments for Hospitality as a Dialogical Model; Abstract; 4.1 Christ's Hypostatic Identity as Divine Hospitality; References; Chapter 5 A Case for Hospitality in the Era of Religious Pluralism; Abstract; 5.1 Practical Ways for Applying Hospitality as a Tool for Interreligious Encounter; References; Chapter 6 The Philosophy of Friendship and Its Place in Constructing Interreligious Encounters; Abstract; 6.1 Christology and Interreligious Friendship
6.2 The Nature of Dialogue in Friendship in Islam6.3 The Place of Friendship in Ihievbe Traditional Religion; 6.4 Interreligious Friendship and Religious Identity; 6.5 Critique of the Roman Catholic Church's Call to Mission; References; Chapter 7 Expressions of Relationality and Alterity in Contemporary Pluralistic Cultures: A Case Study of Ihievbe Community; Abstract; 7.1 An Ihievbe Sense of Social Harmony as Grounds for Interreligious Dialogue; 7.2 An Ihievbe Reading of Christian Salvific History as Grounds for Validating the Religious Other; References
Chapter 8 Ethnographic Findings Justifying the Relevance of Hospitality and Friendship as Tools for Interfaith DialogueAbstract; 8.1 Reflection and Analysis of the Survey Questions and Responses for Roman Catholics in Ihievbe Town; 8.2 Reflection and Analysis of the Interview Questions and Responses for Roman Catholics in Ihievbe Town; 8.2.1 Roman Catholic Respondent One; 8.2.2 Roman Catholic Respondent Two; 8.2.3 Roman Catholic Respondent Three; 8.2.4 Roman Catholic Respondent Four; 8.2.5 Roman Catholic Respondent Five; 8.2.6 Roman Catholic Respondent Six
8.2.7 Roman Catholic Respondent Seven8.2.8 Roman Catholic Respondent Eight; 8.2.9 Roman Catholic Respondent Nine; 8.2.10 Roman Catholic Respondent Ten; 8.2.11 Roman Catholic Respondent Eleven; 8.2.12 Roman Catholic Respondent Twelve; 8.2.13 Roman Catholic Respondent Thirteen; 8.2.14 Roman Catholic Respondent Fourteen; 8.2.15 Roman Catholic Respondent Fifteen; 8.3 Reflection and Analysis of the Survey Questions and Responses for Muslims in Ihievbe Town; 8.4 Reflection and Analysis of the Interview Questions and Responses for Muslims in Ihievbe Town