Bibliografia lul·liana
Lullian bibliography
Daiber, Bridge [2017].
Hans Daiber
"Ramon Llull on Universal Values. A Bridge Between Christianity and Islam"
Actes del Congrés d'Obertura de l'Any Llull. «En el setè centenari de Ramon Llull: el projecte missional i la pervivència de la devoció». Palma, 24-27 de novembre de 2015, ed. Lola Badia, Alexander Fidora iand Maribel Ripoll Perelló "Col·lecció Blaquerna" 12 (Barcelona / Palma: Universitat de Barcelona / Universitat de les Illes Balears, 2017), pp. 111-123.
Ramon Llull was convinced of the superiority of the Christian Trinitarian belief. In addition, he developed an interesting idea, the concept of universal values which are shared by Christianity and Islam. His starting-point is his theology of divine attributes common to Christianity and Islam. These attributes, like "virtue", "goodness" and "justice", describe God's essence and simultaneously are mirrored in God's acting. Infidels and Christians share the same values, the same universal human reason and the concept of God's will of universal salvation. Therefore, the conversion of infidels to Christianity could use concepts which were familiar to infidels. The vehicle of universal values is any language, not only Latin, Catalan, Arabic or Hebrew. The common names of God have counterparts in the created virtues, man's justice, prudence, bravery, moderation, belief, hope and love. They are universally valid human values and guidelines for tolerance between religions and cultures.
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