Ulrich Riegel,
Eva-Maria Leven,
Daniel Fleming
(Hrsg.)
Religious Experience and Experiencing Religion in Religious Education
2018, Research on Religious and Spiritual Education, Band 11, 228 Seiten, broschiert, 29,90 €, ISBN 978-3-8309-3795-1
Mit Beiträgen von
Sophia Bietenhard,
Petra Bleisch,
Daniel Fleming,
Claudia Gärtner,
Eva-Maria Leven,
Malin Löfstedt,
Siebren Miedema,
Vasiliki Mitropoulou,
Sabrina Müller,
Manfred Pirner,
Ulrich Riegel,
Carles Salazar,
Mirjam Schambeck,
Anders Sjöborg,
Ann Taves,
Alexander Unser,
Mirjam Zimmermann
In Europe, religious and spiritual education happens in a context which is at the same time increasingly secular and religiously plural. This places the problem of religious experience on the agenda. Today most students of religious and spiritual education lack appropriate experiences and show different opinions about what religion or spirituality could be.
This setting raises several questions: How can religious experience be conceptualized in a context of religious plurality and secularity with the traditional religious traditions as just one option among others? How does lived religion contribute to such a conceptualization? Do the concepts of spirituality and implicit religion give way to a new understanding of religious experience? How can be grasped religious experience beyond the traditional religious practices? Do traditional empirical methods still fit? Which concepts and methods can we utilize in bringing religious experience into religious or spiritual education?
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