interreligious dialogue

The magazine focuses on the need for interreligious dialogue and peace.

In interreligious dialogue we do not aim at creating a new or shared religion.

During my country visits I have seen how beneficial efforts to engage in interreligious dialogue can be.

Interreligious dialogue must not be used to obscure this.

To some ears, this was simply the goodwill language of common ground often heard in earnest interreligious dialogue.

I believe that this Parliament must always endeavour to listen and promote interreligious dialogue.

Since 1986 his research focuses on the holocaust as a challenge for ethics, interreligious dialogue and education.

In one publication by Taixu, he discusses the importance of interreligious dialogue.

The encyclical said interreligious dialogue could lead to spiritual growth and asked all the faithful to engage in some form of it.

"We must all work to strengthen the growing commitment to interreligious dialogue, a great sign for hope for the peoples of the world."

We certainly agree with him on the great importance of interreligious dialogue, especially between Christian religions and Islam.

To some, the term interreligious dialogue has the same meaning as interfaith dialogue.

He also is acknowledged as a reformer Muslim theologian committed to interreligious dialogue.

Bert Beach was the main Adventist involved with interreligious dialogue.

Now, in "Many Mansions," he offers a fresh paradigm for interreligious dialogue.

Having said that, please do not restrict intercultural dialogue to interreligious dialogue.

He also wrote editorials and articles directed to the Jewish community, upholding the value of interreligious dialogue.

Today it is recognized as the occasion of the birth of formal interreligious dialogue worldwide.

Globally-recognized religious leaders and academics have been invited each spring to offer insights into contemporary developments in interreligious dialogue.

All who engage in interreligious dialogue should do so with full integrity in their own religious tradition and without compromise to what they hold dear.

Interreligious dialogue should aim at mustering the resources of varying religious traditions to take up the challenges which Europe faces today.

Inclusivists ardently favor interreligious dialogue and recognize God's saving activity in other religions.

Furthermore, mixed marriages - quite naturally - give new perspectives and may facilitate intercultural or interreligious dialogue.

Its main focus is education in the application of diplomatic methods to interreligious dialogue, notably between Christianity and Islam.

Established and trustful structures for interreligious dialogue are a tremendous strength when relationships between communities deteriorate.