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Main page This biography of a living person relies too Contents much on references to primary sources. Featured content Please help by adding secondary or tertiary Current events sources. Contentious material about living Random article Donate to Wikipedia persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced Wikipedia store must be removed immediately, especially if potentially libelous or harmful. (March 2009) Interaction (Learn how and when to remove this template Help message) About Wikipedia Community portal Frank Kaufmann is the director of Recent changes the Inter Religious Federation for Contact page World Peace (IRFWP) (originally a Tools Unification Church ecumenical

What links here organization).[1] He served as editor Related changes in chief of the IRFWP’s academic Upload file journal Dialogue and Alliance from Special pages 1998 until 2009, during which time, in Permanent link 2004 was named as one of the top Page information ten religion journals (out of 650) by Wikidata item an independent panel commissioned Cite this page by the American Theological Library Frank Kaufmann. Print/export Association (ATLA)[2] Create a book In 2007, Kaufmann was nominated Download as PDF for Hofstra University’s first Guru Printable version Nanak Interfaith Prize.[3] Languages In 2011, Kaufmann established Filial Русский Projects [4] as the umbrella Edit links corporation for his humanitarian and scholarly efforts.

See also [ edit ] Junsei Terasawa Nam(u) Myōhō Renge Kyō

Rev. Junsei Terasawa in his famous References [ edit ] hat and leader Inter Religious 1. ^ Forward, Martin. Ultimate Federation World Peace Dr. Frank Visions. Oxford: Oneworld Kaufmann. Jerusalem, 2003.

Oxford, 1995, pp. 156-166.

2. ^ In 2004 ATLA asked an independent ecumenical commission (organized by the Indianapolis Center for Congregations) for their top ten journal choices (out of the 650 periodicals indexed by ATLA). The comparative religion journal Dialogue and Alliance was among these ten , and ATLA subsequently approached the journal for permission to be added to ATLA’s new full-text online “collection of major religion and theology journals”. ATLA Press Releases—2005 Archived 2009-01-05 at the Wayback Machine, American Theological Library Association. May 2008 Update , American Theological Library Association. 3. ^ Jew, Christian, Sikh scholars vie for Guru Nanak award , Prabhjot Singh, The Tribune, 20 September 2007 4. ^ Filial Projects

External links [ edit ] The Inter Religious Federation for World Peace Mere Light , blog of Kaufmann’s “observations, analysis, commentary”

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