英文摘要 |
Pluralism is the trend of today. Interreligious dialogue has become the main activities between religions. To understand religion is in need of the dialectic of philosophy, and religious experience helps perform rational speculation. That is to say, interreligious dialogue proceeds on the basis of the authentic religious experience. Thus, through the dialectic, mutual respect becomes possible. This paper, first, discusses the reason why Lonergan’s theory can be used for interreligious dialogue. And then, it elaborates the negotiation of Lonergan’s dialectics and his cognitive theory. Third, it explains the meanings of direct and inverse insight. Fourth, after expounding the steps of development of Lonergan’s dialectics and the key points of practicing, this research finally proposes the practical work which applies Lonergan’s dialectics to interreligious dialogue. It turns out that Lonergan’s dialectics opens up a new way for interreligious dialogue. The major point of Lonergan’s dialectics is that the cognitive content of self, being, and objectivity must be distinguished. He proposed a dialectical mechanism: positive positions invite development and counter-positions invite reversal. The specific practical work of applying his dialectics to interreligious dialogue includes: before the dialogue, the interlocutors must reflect the relationship between them and their own religious belief, have insight into their complementarity, elimination and sublation, and have the ability to listen and share. During the dialogue, they have to be capable of identifying the problem and seeking the way to improve. After the dialogue, to keep ongoing authentic dialectic and dialogue is essential. |