Xenosophia and Religion. Biographical and Statistical Paths for a Culture of Welcome

<div>Part 1. Points of Departure.- 1. What is Xenosophia? Philosophical and Psychological Explications (Streib).- 2. Extant Research on Inter-religious Prejudice and Xenophobia in Germany (Klein).- 3. Design, Hypotheses and Quantitative Instruments of the Study (Klein).- 4. The Faith Development Interview, Evaluation and Triangulation, and the Structure of Case Studies (Streib).- Part 2. Quantitative Results.- 5. Xenophilia under Pressure: Results of a Two-Wave-Survey in the Critical Times of Refugee Migration to Germany (Streib).- 6. Attitudes Towards Abrahamic Religions – Comparison of Implicit and Explicit Assessment (Klein).- 7. Inter-religious Prejudice in Context: Prejudice Against Black People, Homosexuals and Women, and the Role of the Violence Legitimizing Norms of Masculinity (Lühr).- 8. Xenosophia and its Potential Predictors and Outcomes: Religion, Religious Styles, and Tolerance of Complexity (Streib).- 9. Values and the Value Space as Coordinate System for Understanding Xenosophia and Inter-religious Prejudice (Gennerich).- Part III. Case Studies.- 10. A Typology of Biographical Trajectories Toward Xenophobia and Xenosophia (Streib).- 11.Case study.- 12. Case study.- 13. Case study.- 14. Case study.- 15. Case study.- 16. Conclusion (Streib).<br></div>