Common Religious Culture for the Peaceful Development in Asia and the Pacific Four Cases in Australia

カンタイヘイヨウ　ノ　ヘイワテキ　ハッテン　ト　キョウユウ　シュウキョウ　ブンカ　オーストラリア　ノ　ヨッツ　ノ　ジレイ

ハマダ, ヨウ

Hamada, Yo

シュウキョウ ト シャカイ コウケン ケンキュウカイ

救世軍

賀川豊彦

博物館

アボリジニ

common religious culture

Salvation Army

Toyohiko Kagawa

Museum

Aboriginal People

This article focuses on the four interesting cases in Australia through the aspect of common religious culture.: 1.Social trust the Australian Salvation Army has gotten for more than 130 years history, 2.Invitation of Tokyohiko Kagawa, the Japanese Christian leader and social entrepreneur, by the Australian League of Nations Union (May to March in 1935), 3.Archeological research and the exhibition of the historical large slum area by Melbourne Museum, 4.Religous culture of Aboriginal people. The aim is to discuss about the possibilities of social contributions of religions from new points of views and to some reflections. The concept of common religious culture would be useful to use the spiritual and physical capitals comprehensively for the peaceful development in Asia and the Pacific.