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Talk · Cultural China Foundation · 2016In Dialogue with Tu Weiming
52 min
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A 2004 conversation with the Confucian scholar Tu Weiming, two traditions talking without merging.

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Interreligious dialogue · comparative religion

Raimon Panikkar

Catalan-Indian priest and scholar of comparative religion (1918–2010), son of a Hindu father and a Catalan Catholic mother. He was ordained a Catholic priest, spent years in Varanasi studying the Vedas, and taught in Rome, Harvard and California before returning to a village in Catalonia. He is best known for the idea that the traditions meet without becoming each other.

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