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Pluralisme, Konflik dan Pendidikan Agama di Indonesia
[Pluralism, Conflicts
and Religious Education in Indonesia]
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.), Foreword: A. Munir Mulkhan
xxix, 302 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 2nd impression, 2005
ISBN: 979-8726-17-0
Indonesian
A religion assumingly provides moral guidance for humankind, and through the guidance he finds his humanity values ... Meanwhile, education is an agent of change that helps humankind finds his self-image as a civilized people ... However, in reality, religion(s) happen to become the reason to conflict ... while education (system) doesnot much produce self-awareness persons ... hence, the conflict never end. |
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Sejarah, Teologi dan Etika Agama-Agama
[History, Theology and Religious Ethics]
Elga Sarapung et al. (eds.). Foreword: H. Moch. Qasim Mathar
xxiii, 333 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 2nd impression, 2005
ISBN: 979-8726-30-8
Indonesian
Many conflicts and violence 'for' and 'in the name of' religion are a concrete proof of a person narrow understanding of his own religious (teachings) and toward the other's religions ... This book is part of an attempt to provide a space for us to recognize better the other's religions through the approaches of history, theology/philosophy, and ethics.
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Spiritualitas Baru: Agama dan Aspirasi Rakyat
[New Spirituality: Religion and People Aspirations]
Elga Sarapung et al. (eds.). Contributors: Y.B. Mangunwijaya, Gedong Bagoes Oka, Mohammad Sobary, etc.
xvi, 375 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 2nd impression, 2004
ISBN: 979-8581-01-6
Indonesian
The new spirituality required in today's context is a new attitude that weigh on the structural piety rather simply depends on individual piety. Why? Because structural piety would motivate the larger context to avoid demoralization and dehumanization tendencies in its various forms. On the other hand, individual piety failed to urge individual to take moral commitment, social responsibility and human solidarity ...
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Memahami Wajah Para Pembela Tuhan
[Understanding the Defenders of God]
Eko Prasetyo, Machasin, Gerrit Singgih, Th. Sumartana
vi, 163 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 2nd impression, 2004
ISBN: 979-8726-29-4
Indonesian
'Fundamentalism' has been a demon nowadays; not only in Indonesia but it is a global phenomenon. It is important to know what, why and how is what so called fundamentalism. To know its history and reality would help us to understand the three questioning above ...
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Dialog: Kritik dan Identitas Agama
[On Dialogue: Critique and Religion Identity]
Elga Sarapung, Noegroho Agoeng, Alfred B. Jogoena (eds.)
xxxi, 348 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 3rd impression, 2004
ISBN: 979-8726-31-6
Indonesian
The modern problems of humanity urge us to consider the importance of religions involvement as part of an efforts to overcome it together with other parties. The involvement itself is unavoidable for 'faith' could not simply declared and ritualized. Faith needs a concrete involvement into the ethical problems of humanity ... and Dialogue is the only logical and ethical option to drive religion involvement to overcome our those problems ...
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Agama dan Negara: Perspektif Islam, Katolik, Hindu, Buddha, Konghucu, Protestan
[Religion and State: Islam, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Protestantism Perspectives]
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.). Foreword: A.A. Yewangoe
xxvi, 149 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 2002
ISBN: 979-8726-22-7
Indonesian
The most important issue in the relation of Religion and the State (read: the Power) is posing the religious comprehension and the power theorization as an unfinished social and cultural interaction. In it everybody, regardless his sects and religious traditions could possibly actively involves in every political, religious and stateship moment as part of the societal independence in the framework of civil society.
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Pluralisme, Konflik dan Perdamaian: Studi Bersama Antar-Iman
[Pluralism, Conflicts and Peace: An Interfaith Join Study]
Syafa'atun Elmirzanah et al. (eds.). Foreword: Elga Sarapung
xxvi, 143 pages
DIAN/Interfidei and The Asia Foundation. 1st impression, 2002
ISBN: 979-8726-23-5
Indonesian
The discourse converses in this book is a reflection on the interfaith experiences among many people and colleagues from many parts of Indonesia ...
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Merajut Masa Depan Indonesia
[Establish a Future for Indonesia]
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.). Foreword: Susetiawan
xxviii, 151 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 2002
ISBN: 979-8726-20-0
Indonesian
Mutual living in a diversity has been the nationhood dilemma for Indonesia. On the other hand, the social, political, economic, legal, religious problems has been ground at the human sensitivity of Indonesian togetherness ideal ... Thus, it is not only the people who need to transform their thinking and action but also the whole societal components, i.e. politicians, statesmen, religious elites, NGOs, and etc.
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Commitment of Faiths: Identity, Plurality and Gender
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.). Foreword: Eka Darmaputera
xxxi, 298 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 2002
ISBN: 979-8726-19-7
English
The Abrahamic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have so far been known and understood openly, comprehensively, limited only to certain levels. What and how the actual relations of the three religions are and what the meaning of these relations is in the context of religions on a worldwide scale have still not been understood by many people ... This book expresses the perspective meant with the hope that the understanding as well as the religion discourse of the readers are enriched. |
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Nasionalisme Etnisitas: Pertaruhan Sebuah Wacana Kebangsaan
[Ethnical Nationalism: Stakes on a Nationhood Discourse]
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.). Foreword: Cornelis Lay
xxii, 200 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 2001
ISBN: 979-8726-13-8
Indonesian
A study on the nationhood issue would remind us what truly this nation need and it would bring to us the nationhood problems into our mutual awareness as a nation ... this anthology attempts to stimulate a new discourse over the issue through providing the other sides of nationalism, nation's imagination, and economic globalization ...
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Reformasi Politik, Kebangkitan Agama dan Konsumerisme
[Political Reformation, The Religion Awakening and Consumerism]
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.). Contributors: Y.B. Mangunwijaya, A. Syafi'i Ma'arif, Arief Budiman, Th. Sumartana, etc.
xx, 247 pages
DIAN/Interfidei, KOMPAS, Forum Wacana Muda. 1st impression, 2000
ISBN: 979-8726-09-X
Indonesian
Many parties in Indonesia expects the Reformation process should go on the right track, thus supposes a 'control' on the process. The smallest form of such 'control' on the check and balance process on reformation is the control over public discourses, not by the state. Consequently, the public should be prepared to step into a new era, which is full of uncertainty. With this 'guidance' assumingly the public would be accustomed to think critical-responsive and does not give their fate entirely on the state's hand. This book is a small attempt toward such condition ...
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ABRI dan Kekerasan
[Armed Forces and Violence]
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.). Foreword: Lance Castles. Contributors: Rudini, Daniel Dhakidae, Hotman Siahaan, Mochtar Mas'oed, etc.
xxxi, 226 pages
DIAN/Interfidei, KOMPAS, Forum Wacana Muda. 1st impression, 1999
ISBN: 979-8726-10-3
Indonesian
Civilian blood has been sheding everywhere ... All the riots, burnings, lootings, kidnappings, killings took place in the last five years shown the violence escalation came to the unacceptable degree. Why always the civilians become the victims? Why the Armed Forces tends to carry out violence and positioned itself as the agent of otoritarian power? Is there any connection constructive dynamic between the Armed Forces and civilians? Is it not the case that public victimization proofing a destructive relationship? Is there any willing and way to remedy this situation?
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Pengalaman, Kesaksian, dan Refleksi Kehidupan Mahasiswa di Yogyakarta
(Hasil Penelitian Tentang Hubungan Antaretnis dan Antariman di Kalangan Mahasiswa di Yogyakarta)
[Experiences, Testimonies, and a Reflection of Student's Lives in the city of Yogyakarta - An Outcome of Research on the Interethnic and Interfaith Relationship among Students of Yogyakarta]
Researchers: Faruk H.T., Th. Sumartana, P.M. Laksono, Cornelis Lay, Loekman Soetrisno, etc.
xvi, 269 pages
DIAN/Interfidei and LP3ES. 1st impression, 1999
ISBN: 979-8726-11-1
Indonesian
Recently, interethnic and interfaith relationship in Indonesia is tearing apart. The ongoing riots disclosed the deep social unrest in the public level for the future is uncertain for many of them. No one can escape from such condition except continuously addressing the problems of this nation. The smaller of such difficult relationship among people reflected as well among students. Yogyakarta which considered as a 'mini Indonesia' and a 'student's city' could reflect such situation. The experiences of diversed college students depicts how the interethnic and interfaith relationship works on.
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Anotasi 200 Buku Islam. Karya Muslim Indonesia
[The Annotation of 200 Islamic Books of Indonesian Muslims]
Zuly Qodir et al. (eds.). Foreword: Machasin and Faruk.
xxi, 200 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 1998
ISBN: 979-8726-06-5
Indonesian
Recently, the Islamic books overwhelming the market, which is reflecting one example of 'Islamic revivalism', is phenomenal. Which means that it is a visible and suggestive process, which in the other hand arouses to us to further question the mechanism at work in the background (Dr. Faruk)
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Identitas dan Kedaulatan: Kabar Dari Pulau Bali (77 Tahun Gedong Bagoes Oka)
[Identity and Sovereignity: A Hearsay from Bali (A 77 year-old of Gedong Bagoes Oka)]
Zuly Qodir et al. (eds.). Foreword: Loekman Soetrisno. Contributors: KH. Abdurrahman Wahid, Y.B.Mangunwijaya, Eka Darmaputera, J.B. Banawiratma, etc.
xxv, 258 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 1998
ISBN: 979-8726-07-3
Indonesian
With her many advantages and (indeed) her shortcomings, Gedong Bagoes Oka has demonstrated to us her exemplary lives. Reflections and actualizations of her views and broad experiences in religion, education, feminism, environmental, public healthcare, and peace discourses is an actual 'historical necessity'. From this point we can notice that Gedong Bagoes Oka is a humanistic Ghandiist.
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Di Tengah Hentakan Gelombang: Agama dan Keluarga dalam Tantangan Masa Depan
[In the Middle of Waves Pounding: Religion and Family in the Future Challenges]
Hairus Salim et al. (eds.). Contributors: Darmanto Jatman, Budiawan, Zakaria J. Ngelow, etc.
xii, 202 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 1997
ISBN: 979-8726-06-9
Indonesian
Family, today is not a safer place. Family, like other social institutions is also in the middle of crisis. Family institution crisis is one of the most serious crisis in the end of this millenium ... If there was an announce of 'the death of God', does the 'death of family' would be the next episode?
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Kisah Dari Kampung Halaman: Masyarakat Suku, Agama Resmi dan Pembangunan
[Stories from the Birthplace: Tribal Society, Formal Religion and the Development]
Hairus Salim et al. (eds.). Contributors: Stepanus Djuweng, Cornelis Lay, Aris Arif Mundayat, etc.
xiii, 310 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 1996
ISBN: 979-8726-05-7
Indonesian
Modernization is usually considered a blessing, but on the other hand a curse. According to a standard thesis that assumes the tribal society as an example of decadence, passive, and traditional society, the 'modernization agents' think it is necessity to modernized and emancipate tribal societies. Through a process, sometimes rigorous one, and in the context of 'development' conspiracy, the State and formal religions, they often being transformed into a sacrificial lamb for a new god named modernity. Many of their spiritual and material societal aspects being destroyed. Is this the cost of reaching higher life quality?
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Membangun Di Tengah Pusaran Hutang: Tinjauan Multidisipliner Hutang Luar Negeri dan Pembangunan Indonesia
[To Develop in the Middle of Debt Whirlpool: A Multidiciplinary Perspectives on Foreign Debts and Indonesian Development]
Jayadi Damanik et al. (eds.). Contributors: Sritua Arif, Mohtar Mas'oed, F.Sugeng Istanto, etc.
xv, 198 pages
PKPM Task Force and DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 1996
ISBN: 979-8726-04-9
Indonesian
Relating the foreign debts and the citizen's rights and obligations is important, particularly in the connection with information access and their rights to take a position on the issues. On the other hand, the government as the executive obliged to provide information for the citizen. Undoubtedly, in this book, the discussion of foreign debts is in accordance with the agenda to empower and to democratize citizen as a whole.
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Pergulatan Mencari Jati Diri: Konfusianisme di Indonesia
[The Struggle for Identity: Confucianism in Indonesia]
Hairus Salim et al. (eds.). Foreword: Abdurrahman Wahid. Contributors: Lasiyo, Onghokham, Haksu Tjhie Tjai Ing, etc.
xxxiii, 243 pages
DIAN/Interfidei. 1st impression, 1995
ISBN: 979-8726-02-2
Indonesian
"The study of Confucianism in Indonesia required a deep analysis in order to get general patterns of its development. It is suppressing issue after the anti-Confucianism campaign by New Order, which in its implementation is a ban the Confucianism as a religion and degrade it simply as a spiritual and ethical [movements]. The New Order refusal to treat Confucianism as a religion in fact is the third development of this religion, which was at the same time with large-scale [Confucianists] conversion into Christianity. This book is a step toward that development and in my opinion is a valueable step to expose it in the religious life in Indonesia." (Abdurrahman Wahid)
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Mendidik Manusia Merdeka: Romo Y.B. Mangunwijaya 65 Tahun
[Educating the Free Human: Father Y.B. Mangunwijaya in 65]
Th. Sumartana et al. (eds.). Contributors: Abdurrahman Wahid, Arswendo Atmowiloto, Mudji Sutrisno, etc.
xiii, 451 pages
DIAN/Interfidei and Pustaka Pelajar. 2nd impression, 1995
ISBN: 979-8726-01-4
Indonesian
In the context of 'specialized-driven regime', the presence of Father Mangun, a 'generalist' was interesting and unique. He views the life and its problems is intermingled and relational in nature. Never a problem stand for itself. Thus, the solutions of it could not work from individual proposal. As the genuine 'generalist', he constantly assumes a problem solution in dialogical and cooperative discourse among many parties.
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