Retelling Sacred Stories: Our Journeys to a Shared Sacred Story
| AUTHOR | Institute, The Fetzer; Institute, The Fetzer |
| PUBLISHER | Orbis Books (10/29/2025) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Hardcover (Hardcover) |
A major multi-religious labor to retell stories drawn from nine traditions to facilitate Sacred-based solidarity for shared flourishing among all people and the Earth.
Over the last five years, The Fetzer Institute, a philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping build the spiritual foundation for a loving world, has sponsored a multi-year project titled "Our Shared Sacred Story." Gathering teams of scholars and spiritual leaders from all the major world religious traditions, each team was assigned the task of composing a "story" that shares their respective tradition's experience of the Sacred and how it can support shared flourishing. The volume begins with an effort to tell a "shared sacred story" that respects each religion's integrity and calls for a new philosophy of science open to the Sacred.
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RELIGION / General
RELIGION / Ecumenism & Interfaith
RELIGION / Spirituality
RETELLING SACRED STORIES
Our Journeys to a Shared Sacred Story
The Fetzer Institute
ISBN 978-1-62698-603-9
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Cover design: Stephanie Mautone, with contributions from Mohammed Mohammed and Roberto Lara
A major multi-religious labor to retell stories drawn from nine traditions to facilitate Sacred-based solidarity for shared flourishing among all people and the Earth.
Over the last five years, The Fetzer Institute, a philanthropic foundation dedicated to helping build the spiritual foundation for a loving world, has sponsored a multi-year project titled "Our Shared Sacred Story." Gathering teams of scholars and spiritual leaders from all the major world religious traditions, each team was assigned the task of composing a "story" that shares their respective tradition's experience of the Sacred and how it can support shared flourishing. The volume begins with an effort to tell a "shared sacred story" that respects each religion's integrity and calls for a new philosophy of science open to the Sacred.