Study and Resarch for Peace

"Peace Research Institute" was established as a special research institute for RfP Japan to recieve lectures from scholars who have religious backgrounds such as Christianity, Buddhism, Shinto and etc. to make contribution for peace.

 

 

 

 

Recent Research

Research Articles	Name	Position, Organization
Two Types of Democracy	Prof. Toshio Kuroda	Professor Emeritus, International University of Japan
Development and Environment – Roles and Practices of People of Faith	Rev. Minoru Sonoda	Professor Emeritus, University of Kyoto
In Search of a Path to the Coexistence of Religions	Dr. Makio Takemura	President, Toyo University
Reconsidering the Jasper’s Theory of War Responsibility – to Build Peace Ethics–	Prof. Akira Kaneko	Professor, Oyasato Instiute for the Study of Religion at Tenri University
Recovery of Buddhist Thought and the Sangha – Toward a Community of Independents–	Ven. Ryumyo Yamazaki	Professor Emeritus, Musashino University
One Example of Spiritual Interaction between Mahayana Buddhists and Christians – An Encounter of People of Faith in a Conversation of Faith against the Backdrop of the Lotus Sutra and Gospels–	Rev. Juan Masiá	Former Professor, Sophia University
“Healing of Memories” – Learning from Michael Lapsley’s Struggle and His Faith–	Rev. Prof. Renta Nishihara	Professor, Rikkyo University
Thinking about Dialogue with Others as People of Faith – Posing Some Questions about the Total Acceptance of Others–	Rev. Shoten Minegishi	Director, Institute for Interreligious Dialogue
Role and Importance of Interreligious Dialogue	Prof. Kathy Matsui	Professor, Seisen University