Expanding the Common Ground of the World's Mystical Traditions

Abstract of missing works expanding the common ground of the mysterious tradition of the world: In this article we will explain the theory of religious epistemology, as it involves evaluating the reliability of specific assertions arising from religious experience. With the development of this century, the rich religious heritage of the world has been accepted more than ever. However contradictory religious claims weaken the central proposition of each religion and lead people to the ultimate reality. "Perennial philosophy" proposes an attempt to overcome this problem. It claims that all religious traditions have a common mysterious experience which is a very experiential experience.

The common point of many religious traditions is a mysterious experience. These features are not content - silence, image or bodily sensation, no memory, no fear, no desire, no self. My mind is still there. Pure consciousness In the late medieval period, the Dominican monastery, philosopher, philosopher, and mysterious Eckhart describe in detail about the soil's ground and essence, encountering God in this strange and desert place (Seelengrund). In the fall, he and his wife and six friends took a yacht to a refugee ship of African refugees abandoned by smugglers. They rescued 47 desperate people from water to their small yacht, but when 360 people drowned they still looked at them painfully. They must play God, choose who to save and who to give up. Rescue established sustained links among rescuers and was saved when rescued refugees resettled in Italy and elsewhere.

Religious and spiritual traditions of the world have major differences in various beliefs and practices, but there are still certain moral principles. A description of this moral commonality was found in the document "Toward Global Ethics: Preliminary Declaration" published by the World Religious Council in 1993. "Everyone has no right to lose other people's rights, so we have the right to live, the right to safeguard, and the right to development freedom: person, country, race, religion, hatred right, discrimination , Purification, expulsion, liquidation of minorities of "foreigners" with different behavior, or different beliefs. Responsibility - especially for future generations - Earth and space, air, water and soil