Lucinda Mosher Boeken

Exploring the intersections of Christianity and Islam, this book delves into the theological, historical, and cultural dynamics between the two faiths. It examines key figures, pivotal events, and shared beliefs, while also addressing contemporary issues and interfaith dialogue. The work aims to foster understanding and respect, highlighting both the differences and commonalities that shape the relationship between these major world religions. Through rigorous scholarship, it provides insights for readers interested in religious studies and interfaith relations.

In this interfaith book Lucinda Mosher investigates different understandings of destiny, loss, death, and remembrance in America's many religions. Using stories and interviews with a variety of religious adherents and health professionals, the book wrestles with questions such as: How can our religion guide us in making decisions about certain kinds of medical treatment options? What religion-related issues would it be helpful for a healthcare provider to know? How do different religious traditions help manage our grief?In a globalized society religious traditions sit alongside each other as never before, and the need for religious literacy and multifaith chaplaincy is increasingly recognized. By looking at multireligious America, this book provides an essential exploration of different attitudes to death, helping members of all faith communities to become more literate with each other's religious traditions.