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The Eight Figures: Indonesia’s Pluralism Movement Embracing Differences For Justice, Humanity, And Peace

by : A. Made Tony Supriatma


By: A. Made Tony Supriatma

EIGHT FIGURES OF THE INDONESIAN PLURALISM MOVEMENT:
Differences for Justice, Humanity, and Peace
© 2023 Institut DIAN/Interfidei

Publisher
Institut DIAN/Interfidei
Jl. Banteng Utama No. 59, Sinduharjo, Ngaglik
Sleman, Yogyakarta 55581, Indonesia
Tel./Fax: (0274) 880149
E-mail: dianinterfidei@yahoo.com
http://www.interfidei.or.id
Facebook: Institut DIAN/Interfidei
Twitter: @interfidei

Editor: Zakaria J. Ngelow
Cover Design: Annisa Zuhra
Layout Design: Piato Raya

This book is titled “Eight Figures of the Indonesian Pluralism Movement: Differences for Justice, Humanity, and Peace.” The title was originally “Learning from Eight Indonesian Interfaith Figures on Understanding Differences for Justice, Humanity, and Peace.” The change does not alter the purpose and aspiration of this book.

Each figure is portrayed by eight skilled writers who are well-acquainted with their subjects, both through literature and personal interaction. They write brief biographies, thoughts, and contributions of each figure, as well as the significance of their work for communities, society, and the Indonesian nation.

These eight comprehensive essays explore the lives, ideas, and roles of eight Indonesian interfaith figures—founders and initiators of Interfidei, critical thinkers, supporters, advisors, and inspirational public intellectuals across faiths, all of whom were close to Interfidei. They are:

  1. Th. Sumartana, written by Trisno Sutanto

  2. Djohan Effendi, written by Neng Dara

  3. Rev. Eka Darmaputra, written by Albertus Patty

  4. Daniel Dhakidae, written by Ignatius Haryanto

  5. Ibu Gedong Bagoes Oka, written by Listia

  6. Father YB Mangunwijaya, written by Made Supriatma

  7. Abdurrahman Wahid, written by Ahmad Suaedy

  8. Father Neles Kebadabi Tebay, written by Father John Bunay

The book also includes a Publisher’s Introduction (by A. Elga J. Sarapung, Otto Adi Yulianto, Noorhalis Madjid), Editor’s Note (Zakaria J. Ngelow), and Content Introduction (Budhy Munawar-Rachman), and concludes with an Epilogue (Franz Magnis Suseno) along with endorsements from 20 young figures of Indonesia’s pluralism movement. These endorsers come from various regions, professions, and diverse religious and belief backgrounds. They are:
Teuku Kemal Fasya (Lhokseumawe), Dewi Kanti Setianingsih (Cigugur, Kuningan), Semuel Asse Bless (Sorong), Nasrin Astani (Jakarta), Norma Manalu (Banda Aceh), Asyer Tandapai (Tentena, Poso), Abidin Wakano (Ambon), Muhammad Taufik (Padang), Nyoman Sukma Arida (Denpasar, Bali), Marhaeni Mawuntu (Manado), Js. Kristan (Jakarta), Rosyidin (Cirebon), Mujiburrahman (Banjarmasin), Christina Josefien Hutubessy (Makassar), Hardus Desa (Jayapura), Didit Hadibarianto (Yogyakarta), Wawan Gunawan (Bandung), Bhikkhu Santacitto (Malang), Ira D. Mangililo (Kupang), and Denni H.R. Pinontoan (Tomohon).