|  Interreligious Dialogue |
"I invite all religious people to view dialogue
not only as a means of enhancing mutual understanding, but also as a way of serving society at large." Pope Benedict XVI |
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Pontifical Council for Inter-religious Dialogue Profile of the Council as well as documents from the Council Interfaith Dialogue: The teaching of the Catholic Church Compiled by Alfred Agius for the Committee for Other Faiths of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales Documents on Interreligious Dialogue Vatican documents as well as some pertinent articles, and references to other articles and books, which will be useful to readers interested in interreligious dialogue in the context of Jesuit ministries Jesuit Interreligious Dialogue and Relations Documentation, reports, and interconnections on interreligious dialogue in the ministries connected with the Jesuits of the United States The Diversity of Contexts of Faith and the Gospel's Claim to Universality: Twenty Fife Years of "Intercultural Theology" By Wolfgang Pauly, Academic Director at the Institute of Catholic Theology at the University of Koblenz-Landau, Campus Landau, in Stimmen der Zeit, 2011 The Prophet and the Saint: Exploring Tensions and Possibilities for Dialogue between Faiths By David Emmanuel Singh in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Winter 2010 Engaging the Media as Effective Tools for Inter-Religious Dialogue in Multi-Religious Societies: A Catholic Evaluation By Marinus Iwuchukwu in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, March 2010 Interreligious Dialogue as a Method of Understanding: the Case of Raimundo Panikkar By Abraham Velez de Cea in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, March 2010 "Methodological Presuppositions for Engaging the Other in the Post-Vatican II Context: Insights from Ignatius and Lonergan By John D. Dadosky in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, March 2010 The Pope of YouTube: Metaphor and Misunderstanding in Atheist-Christian YouTube Dialogue By Stephen Pihlaja in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, March 2010 As Iron Sharpens Iron, So Does One Religious Tradition Sharpen Another By Benjamin B. DeVan in Journal of Comparative Theology, March 2010 In the Hall of Mirrors of Truth: Dialogue of Religions as an Event of the Unconditional By Michael Fuss, Professor of Buddhism and New Religions at the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, 2010 Inter Faith and Mission in England By Andrew Wingate Inter Faith Dialogue and Christian Mission in Korea By the Revd Dr Guen Seok Yang (Anglican Church of Korea) An Introduction to the Country of Pakistan By The Rev. Canon Patrick Pervez Augustine. Discusses the situation of Christians, Muslims, and non-Muslims Inter Faith Relations in Tanzania By The Revd Canon John Simalenga Inter Faith Dialogue and Mission A perspective from the USA By Jolinda Matthews, who works at the University of Kansas in Ecumenical Christian Ministries and has also been actively involved with the World Student Christian Federation. An Episcopalian perspective Interreligious Dialogue: The Difficult Issue of Conversion By Jay Moses, Pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Wheaton and the Muslim Relations Coordinator for Presbyterians in Chicago, February 2010 Like Rosewater: Reflections on Interreligious Dialogue By Ingeborg Gabriel in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Winter 2010 Attitudes to Children within the Australian Catholic Community: Identity and Sharing Responsibilities By Abe W. Ata, about the attitudes of Australian Catholic parents of interfaith marriages towards their children's religious identities, in Australian EJournal of Theology, August 2010 Milestones and Signposts in Interfaith Relations By Ýsmail Albayrak in Australian EJournal of Theology, August 2010 Meeting God in Friend and Stranger: Fostering Mutual Respect and Understanding between the Religions A teaching document of the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales, April 2010 The Virtues of Holy Living: The Pope and the Dialogue of Religions By Michael Barnes SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, September 2010 'The Music Beneath the Noise' By Christine Allen of Progressio in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, September 2010 Discussing the Divine By Michael Barnes SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, May 2010 Encountering the Religious Other: Challenges to Rahner's Transcendental Project By Paul G. Crowley in Theological Studies, September 2010 Address to Organizations for Interreligious Dialogue By Pope Benedict XVI, Jerusalem, May 2009 The Peace of Faith, Part 1 Address delivered at the Aula, Blackfriars Hall, The University of Oxford, 4th Dec 2009, by Dr. Andrew Thomas Kania, Director of Spirituality at Aquinas College, Manning. looks at the whole issue of inter-religious dialogue through the minds of a 13th century thinker and a 15th century thinker: Raymon Llull and Nicholas of Cusa The Peace of Faith, Part 2 Our Ministry and Interreligious Dialogue By Terence Farias, S.J., January 2009 Amen: Faith and the Possibility of Jewish-Christian-Muslim Trialogue First McGinley Lecture by Patrick J. Ryan, S.J., Professor of Religion and Society Fordham University, with responses by Rabbi Polish and Professor Hussain, Nov 18-19, 2009 Interreligious Reading and Self-Definition for Raimon Panikkar and Francis Clooney By Christopher Denny in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2009 "Moses Received the Torah at Sinai and Handed It On" (Mishnah Avot 1:1): The Relevance of the Written and Oral Torah for Christians By Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski in Anglican Theological Review, Summer 2009 Revisiting Christian Soteriology in the Liberation Process for Korean Christianity: An Open Door for Inter-Religious Dialogue By Junehee Yoon, Yale University Divinity School in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, April 2009 Gideon and Baal: A Test Case for Interfaith Dialogue By Richard D. Nelson, Perkins School of Theology – Southern Methodist University, in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, April 2009 Curiosity Instead of Fear: Literature as Creative Inter-Religious Dialogue By Ruth Illman, Åbo Akademi University, in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, April 2009 Church of England Inter-Faith Relations: a response to Melanie Phillips's article in The Spectator By Guy Wilkinson, National Inter-Faith Relations Adviser and Secretary for Inter-Faith Relations to the Archbishop of Canterbury, in Fulchrum and the Spectator, March 2009 Communicative Action: A Way Forward for Inter-Religious Dialogue By Brian Douglas, St Mark's National Theological Centre in Canberra –Charles Sturt University's School of Theology, in Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, April 2009 Trouble ahead? The Future of Jewish-Catholic Relations By John R. Donahue in Commonweal, March 13, 2009 Conversation Our Only Hope: David Tracy's Response to the Question of Otherness By David Ranson Inter or Intra-Religious Dialogue? By Gerard Hall, SM. This paper was originally presented at the Fethullah Gülen Conference, St. Patrick's Melbourne Campus, ACU, 15th-16th July 2009 and revised as Conversation on Inter-religious Dialogue for the Gold Coast Sea of Faith Public Lecture, 1st November, 2009 The Parable of the Good Samaritan: The Love Commandment and the Convergence of Religions By George Keerankeri, SJ, April 2009 Trinity and Religious Pluralism By Roger Haight in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 2009 Post-Pluralism through the Lens of Post-Modernity By Aimee Upjohn Light, Duquesne University, in The Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue, 2009 Interfaith Dialogue: Lessons from the Ecumenical Movement By Professor Anne Hunt, 2009 Interreligious Encounter as Spiritual Exercises: What Does the Method of Scriptural Reasoning Mean? By Matthias Müller, research associate at the Institute Fundamental Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Erfurt, in Herder Korrespondenz, 2009 Criteria of Interreligious Dialogue By Cardinal Karl Lehmann, bishop of Mainz, in Stimmen der Zeit, 2009 Toward an Interreligious Theology of Church: Revisiting Bernard Lonergan's Contribution to the "Dialogue of Religions" By Reid B. Locklin in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2008 Faith, Justice, Dialogue: The Jesuit as an Ecumenist in GC 35 By Edward G. Farrugia S.J. in Ignaziana, 2008 Religious Pluralism in an Era of Globalization: the Making of Modern Religious Identity By Jeannine Hill Fletcher in Theological Studies, June, 2008 Articles in Spring 2008 issue of Journal of Ecumenical Studies Bibhuti S. Yadav on Modern Interreligious Dialogue By William C. Allen in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2008 Generous Love: The Truth of the Gospel and the Call to Dialogue An Anglican theology of inter faith relations. 2008 report from the Anglican Communion Network for Inter Faith Concerns The Search for Interreligious Convivance, Ongoing Challenge and Charge By Jerald D Gort, Associate Professor of Missiology (emeritus) at the Faculty of Theology, Free University of Amsterdam, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2008 Interreligious Dialogue and Religious Harmony: A Christian Perspective By Gerard Hall, June 2008 Overcoming Global Hatred: Nurturing Respect and Understanding Among Different Faiths By Fr. Tom Ryan, CSP A post-modern theological model for understanding the religious concept of ultimate reality and religious diversity By Mark Craig Approaching the Problem of Religious Truth in a Pluralistic World: A Pentecostal-Charismatic Contribution By Tony L. Richie in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2008 Identity and Universality in Religion: The Quest for Personal Identity in the Religious Tradition By Dr. Vineeth Vadakkethala, February 2008 Interreligious Dialogue in the Service of Peace By Ron Kronish in Cross Currents, Summer 2008 Responding to the New Religious Pluralism By Robert Wuthnow in Cross Currents, Spring, 2008 Other Faiths: A New Testament Perspective By William Loader, Emeritus Professor at Murdoch University, 2008 Does the Cross mean "No"? Further Reflection on Christians and Other Faiths By William Loader, Emeritus Professor at Murdoch University, 2008 Dialogue and Social Cohesion By Michael Barnes SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, September 2008 Dialogue and the Church – Part One By Paul D. Murray in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, August 2008 Dialogue and the Church – Part Two By Paul D. Murray in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, August 2008 Dialogue and the Church – Part Three By Paul D. Murray in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, August 2008 Interreligious Dialogue: A Risk or an Opportunity? By Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, President of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, May 2008 Speaking of God: Easter and Vaisakhi By Michael Barnes SJ in Thinking Faith: The Online Journal of the English Jesuits, April 2008 Witnesses of Hope in an Ecumenical and Inter-religious SurroundinG By Msgr. Felix A. Machado, Under-Secretary, Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, in People on the Move, April 2008 Poor Mark for Dialogue? Comments on the New Evangelization Document of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith By Hermann Schalück, Secretary-General of the Franciscan Order in Rome from 1983 to 1985, in Herder Korrespondenz, 2008 To Be a Christian in the midst of World Religions: A Biblical-Christian View on the Religions of Others By Christoph Gellner, lecturer for theology and literature as well as Christianity and world religions at the University Luzern, in Stimmen der Zeit, 2008 Religious Pluralism in an Era of Globalization: The Making of Modern Religious Identity By Jeannine Hill Fletcher in Theological Studies, June 2008 Language as Expression of Unity and Diversity: From Babel to Pentecost and Beyond By John Kinder, Associate Professor of Italian Studies and Chair of European Languages and Studies at the University of Western Australia. Revised version of an address given at the 28th Meeting for Friendship among the Peoples, Rimini, August 2007 Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue Seen Through an Emancipatory Theory By Gideon Goosen in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring 2007 From Statements to Parables: Rethinking Pluralist Identities By Garth L. Hallett in Theological Studies, September 2007 Peace-Building through Ecumenical and Interfaith Dialogue By Felicita Carr Speaking in Many Tongues: Why the Church Must Be More Catholic By Peter C. Phan in Commonweal, Jan 12, 2007 Liberia A brief description of the interreligious situation, by the Revd Canon Dr Herman Browne, February 2007 Inter-Religious Dialogue: Urgent Challenge and Theological Land-Mine By John A. Coleman S.J., first presented as The Slattery Lecture, at the University of Notre Dame Australia, 5th June, 2007 Hope In The Midst Of The Mess: Dom Bede Griffiths, Inter-religious Dialogue, Contemplative Prayer, and Implications for Practical Theology By Bet Green in the Australian EJournal of Theology, 2007 Neo-Thomism and the Theology of Religions: A Case Study on Belgian and U.S. Textbooks By Jan Van Wiele in Theological Studies, December 2007 Nexus: Religion in the Public University By Stacy Keogh in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring 2007 As Long As We Wonder: Possibilities in theImpossibility of Interreligious Dialogue By Jeannine Hill Fletcher in Theological Studies, Sept 2007 Prophetic Dialogue As a Practical Theological Category By Gerard Hall SM in the Australian EJournal of Theology, 2007 The Land of Unlikeness: The Risk and Promise of Interreligious Dialogue The 2007 Las Casas lecture by Chris McVey OP Ways of Knowing: Clearing the Ground for Conversation By Michael Whelan SM. Paper presented at the International Philosophy, Science and Theology Festival held in Grafton, NSW, Thursday June 21, 2007 Theology and Aboriginal Religion: Continuing "the Wider Ecumenism" By Carl F. Starkloff, S.J. in Theological Studies, June 2007 Towards Maturity in Inter-Faith Dialogue By Clifford G. Hospital in Cross Currents, Fall, 2007 Inter-Religious Dialogue in Schools: A Pedagogical and Civic Unavoidability By A. Abdool, J. L. van der Walt and C. Wolhuter in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2007 Interreligious Dialogue and Catholic Higher Education from a Migration Perspective By Archbishop Agostino Marchetto, Secretary, Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People, in People on the Move, August 2007 Interreligious Dialogue and World Peace By Walter Cardinal Kasper at the 13th Plenary Session of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, April-May 2007 Dialogue Threatened with extinction By James McEvoy in Eureka Street, June 2007 Dialogue between Individuals the Way to Inter-Faith Understanding By Greg Soetomo in Eureka Street, February 2007 ”River and Cross”: China's Religions and Christianity - An Insurmountable Conflict? By Georg Evers in China Heute, 2007 New Perspectives of Interreligious Learning By Stephan Leimgruber, professor for pedagogy of religion and didactics of religious education at the University of Munich, in Stimmen der Zeit, 2007 Truth and Tolerance: Opposites in the Interreligious Dialogue? By Christoph Böttigheimer, Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Catholic University Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, in Stimmen der Zeit, 2007 Neo-Thomism and the Theology of Religions: A Case Study on Belgian and U.S. Textbooks By Jan Van Wiele in Theological Studies, December 2007 Judaism Open to the Religions of the Nations: A Polish Catholic Theologian Reads an American Jewish Pluralist By Piotr Sikora, Assistant Professor at the Pontifical Academy of Theology in Kracow, Poland, in Znak, 2007 What the Catholic Church Has Learnt from Interreligious Dialogue By Archbishop Michael Fitzgerald, M.Afr., March 16, 2006 The Promise of Interreligious Dialogue for a World in Conflict By Archbishop Michael Fitzgerald, M.Afr., March 16, 2006 The Catholic Church and Interreligious Dialogue By Archbishop Michael L. Fitzgerald, President of the Vatican's Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue from 2002 to 2006 The Potential for Inter-religious Dialogue: Lessons from Bosnia-Herzegovina By Zoran Brajovic, University of Bonn and published by the Berghof Research Centre in 2006 African Ancestral Veneration and the Possibility of its Incorporation into Catholic Devotion By Alex Jebadu, SVD, June 2006 Culture or Faith? Origins of Conflict in our Society. A Catholic Perspective By Raymond Canning. This is a revised text presented at the Fifth International Inter-Religious Abraham Conference, Sydney, August 2006, which took as its theme "Interfaith Relations in Confronting Cultural Conflict" Nuns and Interreligious Dialogue By Sr. Bruno-Marie Colin, OSB, Abbaye-Paix-Notre-Dame in Liege, Belgium, in Bulletin, January 2006 The Service of Faith in a Religiously Pluralistic World By Rev. Fr. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J., 2006 Indirect Presence of the "Word" in Other Religions By Jojo Joseph Inter-religious Dialogue Briefing paper prepared by Prof. Dr. Jamal Malik, University of Erfurt for the European Parliament, Committee on Education and Culture, 2006 A Travel Journal of Pastoral Involvement in a South African Multi-Faith Community By Jan-Albert van den Berg, Arnold Smit in HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2006 Exile and Virtual Space: The New Frontiers in Interreligious Dialogue By Benoit Vermander in The Way, 2006 Monastic Life, Interreligious Dialogue and Openness to the Ultimate: A Reflection on the Tibhirine Monks' Experience By Christian Salenson in The Way, 2006 The Roman Catholic Church and African Religions: A Problematic Encounter By Ludovic Lado in The Way, 2006 The Thick and Thin of Inter-Religious Dialogue By J.G. Donders in Eureka Street, May 2006 From Religious Pluralism to Dialogue: Inter-Religious Initiatives in Switzerland By Christian M. Rutishauser SJ in Stimmen der Zeit, 2006 Jesuits in Inter-Religious Dialogue in India By Michael Amaladoss SJ in Stimmen der Zeit, 2006 How Universal is God? The Many Religions - And We Johannes Röser in Christ in der Gegenwart, 2006 Humility: The Ethic of Faith By Rabbi Howard S. Joseph, Rabbi of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue of Montreal, 2006 From the Margins to the Centers of Power: The Increasing Relevance of the Global Interfaith Movement By Patrice Brodeur in Cross Currents, Spring 2005 Inclusiveness and Justice: The Pitfalls and Possibilities of Interfaith Work By Eboo Patel in Cross Currents, Spring 2005 Learning the Language of Interfaith Dialogue: The Religious Life Council at Princeton University By Dana Graef in Cross Currents, Spring 2005 On Transforming Our World: Critical Pedagogy for Interfaith Education By Tiffany Puett in Cross Currents, Summer 2005 Dialogue Not Monologue: Benedict XVI & Religious Pluralism By Francis X. Clooney in Commonweal, Oct 21, 2005 The Call to Interfaith Dialogue By Dr. Gerard Hall, Head of School of Theology, McAuley Campus, Australian Catholic University, in Australian EJournal of Theology, August 2005 On Building Interfaith Harmony within the International Community Declaration at the ASEM Interfaith Dialogue in Bali, Indonesia, July 2005 Catholic Universities and Interreligious Dialogue By J. Michael Miller in America, June 20, 2005 Promotion of Inter-religious Dialogue: Report of the UN Secretary General Views of UN member states on the promotion of IRD published in 2005 Some Observations on Interreligious Dialogue By Raimon Panikkar in Bulletin, April 2005 Nostra Aetate 40 Years On By Most Reverend Kevin John Patrick, McDonald, B.A., S.T.L., S.T.D., Archbishop of Southwark Nostra Aetate Encounter Story By Sr. Roisin Hannaway, November 2005 "Genuine Pluralism" and Reformed Christology By Sarah J. Melcher in Cross Currents, Winter 2005 A Matter of Time: The Jew, Christian, and Muslim in Conversation By Paul Golomb in Cross Currents, Winter 2005 All Nations before God's Throne: Evangelicals in the Interfaith World By Nicholas M. Price in Cross Currents, Fall 2005 The Changing Face of Europe: Challenge/Opportunity for the Church By J. M. Gaudeul, Secrétariat pour les Relations avec l'Islam, November 2005 The Way Ahead: Conclusion of the Celebrations Marking the 40th Anniversary of Nostra Aetate By Archbishop Kevin McDonald, November 2005 Zionism, the Qur'an, and the Hadith By Khaleel Mohammed in Judaism, Winter-Spring 2005 Respecting Religious Differences: The Missing Ingredient in Creating a Peaceful World Order By Derek H. Davis in Journal of Church and State, Spring 2005 Pagan Involvement in the Interfaith Movement: Exclusions, Dualities, and Contributions By Grove Harris in Cross Currents, Spring 2005 Religious Strangers as Menaces By Martin E. Marty in Cross Currents, Spring 2005 Sixth Response; Religious Pluralism and Interfaith Dialogue: A View from India By Kalyani D. Menon in Cross Currents, Spring 2005 The Power of Inter-Religious Cooperation to Transform Conflict By William F. Vendley in Cross Currents, Spring 2005 Nostra Aetate: Building Bridges of Friendship and Cooperation Over 40 years By David Creamer S.J. in Perspective: A Semi-Annual Examination and Application of Catholic and Ignatian Thought, November 2005 Inter-Religious Dialogue in the Migrants' World By Cardinal Paul Shan Kuo-Hsi, S.I., Bishop of Kaohsiung, in People on the Move, August 2005 Theology of Liberation in the Dialogue between Religions: A New Development in Latin America By Stefan Silber in Stimmen der Zeit, 2005 Rediscovering Vatican II: Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue By Walter Cardinal Kasper, October 2005 Rediscovering Vatican II: Ecumenism and Interreligious Dialogue By Rabbi David Rosen, October 2005 Healing the World - Working Together: Religion in Global Society Keynote address by Rev. Dr Samuel Kobia, General Secretary of the World Council of Churches, at the international conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, Chicago, July 2005 Healing The World – Working Together: Religion in Global Society By Rabbi David Rosen, Chicago, July 2005 Radical Openness: Toward a Christian Spirituality of Interreligious Dialogue in Depth By Br. Gregory Perron, OSB, in Bulletin, October 2004 Catholic Perspectives on Interreligious Relations By Thomas Ryan, CSP, World Council of Churches, Current Dialogue, Issue 44, December 2004 Diversity in a Multicultural and Polyethnic World: Challenges and Responses By Cornel du Toit, University of South Africa, in Verbum et Ecclesia, 2004 Dialogue Today: A Certain Stubbornness By James D. Redington, S.J., lecture of October 7, 2004 A Spherical Model of Spirituality: A Pluralistic Perspective on the World's Religions By Mehrdad Massoudi in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer-Fall 2004 Proclamation and Dialogue: Partner Expressions of Evangelization By Fr. Tom Ryan, CSP What Makes for Genuine Dialogue By Thomas Ryan, CSP International Religious Communities in a Multicultural World By Superior General Antonio M. Pernia, SVD, February 2004 Panikkar, Abhishiktananda, and the Distinction between Relativism and Relativity in Interreligious Discourse By Judson B. Trapnell in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer-Fall 2004 Patience, Carefulness and Hopefulness: Three Loving, Compassionate Tactics for Interreligious Dialoguing By Anton Karl Kozlovic in Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy, January-March 2004 Disarming Terror: A Role for Believers By Walter Cardinal Kasper, September 2004 The Role of Interreligious Dialogue in Peace-building in Israel By Rabbi Ron Kronish, Director of the Interreligious Coordinating Council in Israel, in Ecumenical Trends, September 2004 Jacques Dupuis's Contributions To Interreligious Dialogue By Gerald O'Collins in Theological Studies, June 2003 The Interconnection of Study and Dialogue By Fr. Jacques Scheuer, in Bulletin, March 2003 The Catholic Church and the Other Religious Paths: Rejecting Nothing That is True and Holy By James Fredericks in Theological Studies, June 2003 At the Heart of Dialogue By Sr. Bruno-Marie Colin, OSB, in Bulletin, March 2003 Faithful and Pluralistic: Engagement among People of Living Faiths By Dorothy Yoder Nyce in Cross Currents, Summer 2003 Seven Logical Consequences of Interreligious Dialoguing: A Taxonomy of Praxis Possibilities By Anton Karl Kozlovic in Marburg Journal of Religion, September 2003 Whose God? Which Religion? Compassion as the Heart of Interreligious Cooperation By James E. Gilman in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2003 Recent Patriarchal Encyclicals on Religious Tolerance and Peaceful Coexistence By George C. Papademetriou in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2003 Reconsidering the Possibility of Pluralism By Rose Drew in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2003 The Church and Faithfulness in a Religiously Plural Society By S. Wesley Ariarajah in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 2003 Inter Faith Dialogue and Mission in Malaysia Anglican report, 2003 Is Poetry the Native Language of Dialogue? By Fr. Bernard-Joseph Samain, OCSO, Abbaye d'Orval in Belgium, in Bulletin, March 2003 Guidelines for Inter Faith Encounter in the Churches of the Porvoo Communion Porvoo Communion Consultation on Inter Faith Relations, Oslo - 30 November - 3 December 2003 Christian Mission and Interfaith Concerns: A New Zealand Account By Rev Canon Dr Douglas Pratt, Bangalore, India, September 2003 Searching for God in Dialogue By Fr. Ramon Alvarez Velasco, OSB, in Bulletin, March 2003 An Evangelical Episcopalian Looks at Pluralism By Paul F M Zahl in Anglican Theological Review, Summer 2003 Journeys in Interreligious Dialogue By Fr. Leo Lefebure, Professor of Theology at Georgetown University, in Bulletin, September 2003 Christian Theological Rhetoric for a Pluralist Age By Gerard Hall. Presentation for the International Academy of Practical Theology, University of Manchester, UK. April 2003 Multi-Faith Dialogue in Conversation with Raimon Panikkar By Gerard Hall, SM. Annual Conference, Multi-Faith Centre, Griffith University, July 2003 Christianity and Culture - Authentic in Dialogue: Beyond Relativism and Ethnocentrism By S.M. Michael, S.V.D. at the Seminar on "Prophetic Dialogue: Challenges and Prospects in India" held at Ishvani Kendra, Pune, from February 16-19, 2003 Catholic Church Teaching on Its Relationship to Other Religions Since Vatican II By Dr. Gerard Hall, Head of School of Theology, McAuley Campus, Australian Catholic University, in Australian EJournal of Theology, August 2003 Ten Steps to Peace By Thomas Michel, S.J., 2003 Christian Communities' Response to Globalization By Thomas Michel, S.J., The Contribution of Religious Believers to the Dialogue of Civilizations Anonymous (Jesuit?) author God's People Amidst All of God's People: Ecumenism and the Challenge of Religious and Cultural Plurality By Thomas Michel, S.J., Creating a Culture of Dialogue: Methodology of Interreligious Dialogue By Thomas Michel, S.J., Dialogue in The Context of Consecrated Life: Working With Others for Justice and Peace Anonymous (Jesuit?) author Wittgenstein on Religious Points of View: Its Relevance for Interreligious Dialogue By Kim-chinj Vu. Chapter 5 of Dialogue between Christian Philosophy and Chinese Culture: Philosophical Perspectives for the Third Millennium, edited by Paschal Ting, Marian Kao and Bernard Li, 2002 Palestinian Christianity and Interreligious Relations, Part 1 By Frans Bouwen, M. Afr. in a forum in the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on relations between the Christian community and both Muslim and Jews, 16 January 2002 Palestinian Christianity and Interreligious Relations, Part 2) Christian Witness in a Marketplace of Cultured Altenatives By A. H. Mathias Zahniser in Missiology: An International Review, April 2002 Double Religious Belonging and Liminality - An Antropho-Theological Reflection By Michael Amaladoss, SJ in Vidyajyoti (Journal of Theological Reflection), January 2002 Mission in the Pluralistic Context: Spreading the Message of Abba Experience By Jojo Joseph, May 2002 The Asian Church in Dialogue With Dominus Iesus By Edmund Chia, FSC, March 2002 The Roman Catholic Church's Teaching about Non-Christians in General and Muslims in Particular with Special Reference to the Second Vatican Council Chapter 1 of Modern Western Christian Theological Understandings of Muslims Since The Second Vatican Council by Mahmut Aydin, 2002 Post Vatican II Developments in the Catholic Church's Teaching on Non-Christians in General and Muslims in Particular Chapter 2 of Modern Western Christian Theological Understandings of Muslims Since The Second Vatican Council by Mahmut Aydin, 2002 Christ Among the Religions By Cardinal Avery Dulles in America, 2002 A Charism for Dialog: Advice from the Early Jesuit Missionaries in Our World of Religious Pluralism By Francis X Clooney, S.J. in Studies in the Spirituality of Jesuits, March 2002 Intercultural and Interreligious Hermeneutics: Raimon Panikkar By Gerard Hall in Theology@McAuley, 2002 Jacques Dupuis' Christian Theology of Religious Pluralism By Gerard Hall SM in Theology@McAuley, 2002 Is It Possible to Understand Christian Revelation in a Way Which Also Allows for Divine Revelation in Other Religious Traditions? By Paul Mulqueen in Theology@McAuley, 2002 Interreligious Dialogue as a Way to Face Together the Various Problems in Asia By S.M. Michael at the Meeting of Asian Consultors of the PCID and Secretaries of the National Commissions for Interreligious Dialogue in Asia, Aaron's Retreat House, Suwon, Korea, September 2002 Proclamation and Dialogue with the African Traditional Religion (Part I) By H. Exc. Mgr. Cyprien Mbuka, C.I.C.M. Auxiliar Bishop of Boma, Dem. Rep. of Congo, in Omnis Terra, April 2002 Proclamation and Dialogue With the African Traditional Religion (Part II) By H. Exc. Mgr. Cyprien Mbuka, C.I.C.M., Auxiliar Bishop of Boma, Dem. Rep. of Congo, in Omnis Terra, May 2002 Threads of Faiths in a Texture of Life: Theological Issues in Inter-faith Praxis By Diego Irarrazaval, CSC, 2002 Theology and the Clash of Civilizations By Jack Miles in Cross Currents, Winter 2002 To Whom Shall We Give Access to Our Water Holes? By Farid Esack in Cross Currents, Winter 2002 Three Tactics for Encouraging Newer Faiths to Participate in Interreligious Dialoguing By Anton Karl Kozlovic in Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy, Summer 2002 Recent Patriarchal Encyclicals on Religious Tolerance and Peaceful Coexistence By Rev. Dr. George C. Papademetriou of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, 2002 God Is Like a Large Baobab Tree By Father Joseph Healey, M.M. / Dar es Salaam / Tanzania, 2002 Two-Eyed Dialogue: Reflections after Fifty Years By George Gispert-Suach in The Way, 2002 Christological Affirmations of “Dominus Iesus” and Inter-Religious Dialogue: Dialogue with Confucian Classics from a Christian Perspective By Savio Hon Tai-Fai in Path, 2002 Religious Pluralism: A Turn to the Holy Spirit By Clark H. Pinnock, McMaster Divinity College, in McMaster Journal of Theology and Ministry, vol 5, 2002 Toward a Dialogue of Civilizations A Dialogue Between Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks and Prof. Leonard Swidler, 2002 Interreligious Relations in the Wake of September 11 By Hans Ucko, Riga, May 2002 The Sharia in Nigeria: Challenge to Christians By John Onayekan, Archbishop of Abuja, SIST Symposium, Attakwu-Enugu, March 2001 The Prayer of the Holy Name in Eastern and Western Spiritual Traditions: A Theoretical, Cross-Cultural, and Intercultural Prayer Dialogue By E. James Baesler in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring-Summer 2001 Dialogue between Incommensurate Partners: Prospects for Common Testimony By Walter Brueggemann in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 2001 The Pilgrimage in the Different Religious Traditions By Swami Amaranandaji, Ramakrishna Vedanda Center, India The Bishop: Servant of the Gospel of Jesus Christ for the Hope of the World By Rev. Fr. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J., at the X Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, October 5, 2001 Religionless Christianity and Vulnerable Discipleship: The Interfaith Promise of Bonhoeffer's Theology By David H. Jensen in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring-Summer 2001 Christianity and Other Religions: From Confrontation to Encounter By Jacques Dupuis, S.J., in The Tablet, 20, 27 October and 3 November 2001 Communities and Enclaves: Where Jews, Christians, Hindus, and Muslims Share the Neighborhoods By Lowell W. Livezey in Cross Currents, Spring 2001 Who Should Be Allowed to Participate in Official Interreligious Dialogues? A Review of Issues By Anton Karl Kozlovic, School of Humanities, The Flinders University of South Australia, in Marburg Journal of Religion, June 2001 "Dominus Iesus" and the Ecumenical Dialogue with Catholics By Vincent P. Branick in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 2001 Building the Kingdom of God on Earth with Special Reference to Pakistan through the Work of the Christian Study Centre By Dominic Moghal in al-mushir (Theological Journal of the Christian Study Centre), Rawalpindi, Pakistan, 2001 The study of Religions and the Dialogue of Religions (Shûkyôgaku to Shûkyôtaiwa) By Michael Pye, University of Marburg, Germany, in Marburg Journal of Religion, June 2001 "Dialogue and Proclamation" a Decade Later: A Retreat? By Mark Plaiss in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring-Summer 2001 Spirituality in Interreligious Dialogue: Challenge and Promise By Giuseppe Scattolin, MCCJ in Encounter (Documents for Muslim-Christian Understanding), April 2001 Exercising Tolerance: A Protection from Our Deepest Fears? By Elizabeth Kaeton, Canon Missioner to The Oasis in the Episcopal Diocese of Newark, a ministry with and to lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender people, in The Witness, December 2001 The Challenge of Other Faiths By Henry Wansbrough OSB, Oxford University Faculty of Theology, 2001 Is It Possible to Get Along with Fundamentalists? An interview with Martin E. Marty in The Witness, December 2001 'The Multi-Colored Wisdom of God': A Pentecost Paradigm By Christopher Duraisingh, Professor of Applied Theology at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass., in The Witness, December 2001 Pilgrimage, Sovereignty and Mutuality: Images for Interfaith Dialogue By James Crampsey in The Way, 2001 The Contribution of Interfaith Dialogue Towards a Culture of Peace By Jørgen S. Nielsen in Current Dialogue, December 2000 Interreligious Dialogue By Wim Holderbeke, CICM, Pedicab, SIN, December 2000 Ecclesial Repentance and the Demands of Dialogue By Bradford E. Hinze in Theological Studies, June 2000 A Common Creation Story? Interreligious Dialogue and Ecology By Paul F. Knitter in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer-Fall 2000 Interreligious Dialogue in Pursuit of Fullness of Life in Asia Workshop Report of the FABC Seventh Plenary Assembly in January 2000 in Samphran, Thailand Mission in the Context of Other Religions By Jacob Kavunkal, SVD in Vidyajyoti (Journal of Theological Reflection), December 2000 Saying What We Mean: Methodological Reflections on Dale Cannon's Six Ways of Being Religious By Matthew R. Foster in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer-Fall 2000 The Contribution of Interfaith Dialogue Towards a Culture of Peace By Jørgen S. Nielsen in Current Dialogue, December 2000 Is Christianity the Only Path to God? By Robert Louis Wilken on what St. Augustine said. Scroll down to find the article Ethical Creativity in a Culture of Uneasy Religious Pluralism, Incomplete Democratization and Economic Injustice By Martin Prozesky. Chapter 6 of Sameness and Difference: Problems and Potentials in South African Civil Society, 2000 The Challenge of Fundamentalism for Interreligious Dialogue By Peter A. Huff in Cross Currents, Spring/Summer 2000 Re-Envisioning Christianity: A New Era in Christian Theological Interpretation of Christian Texts By James F. Moore in Cross Currents, Winter 2000 The Dawn of Christianness By Raimon Panikkar in Cross Currents, Spring-Summer 2000 Meditation as a Bond between Different Faiths By Adrian B. Smith of "Catholics for a Changing Church" The Case for Inter-Faith Dialogue By Adrian B. Smith of "Catholics for a Changing Church" Catholics and Interreligious Relations By Dr. John Borelli, special assistant to the president of Georgetown University for Interreligious Initiatives and recently named national coordinator for mission and interreligious dialogue for the U.S. Jesuit Conference An Orthodox Christian View of Non-Christian Religions By Rev. Dr. George C. Papademetriou of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, 2000 Inter Faith Pilgrimage: Journeys Across Boundaries By Sarah Thorley in The Way, 2000 Church's Dialogue with Cultures and Religions By Jacob Parappally in Third Millennium (Indian Journal of Evangelization), October-December 2000 "Dominus Iesus" - Or: A Plea for Bold Humility By John Prior, SVD, November 2000 Declaration Dominius Iesus Interview with Msgr Bruno Forte, Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, in Omnis Terra, November 2000 ”Candidates for Heaven": Wesleyan Resources for a Theology of Religions By Philip R. Meadows in Wesley Theological Journal, 2000 Can Christianity Dialogue with African Traditional Religion? By Peter K. Sarpong Letter to Presidents of Bishops' Conferences on the Spirituality of Dialogue By Francis Cardinal Arinze, 1999 Evangelical Christianity and the Philosophy of Interreligious Dialogue By Michael S. Jones in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer-Fall 1999 "Christianity and the World Religions," A Recent Vatican Document By Terrence W. Tilley in Theological Studies, June 1999 Eucharistic Presence: An Invitation To Dialogue By John H. Mckenna in Theological Studies, June 1999 Discovering the Face of Jesus in Asia Today From the Office of Human Development of the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences, 1999. Many sections of this document deal with dialogue Dialogue as a Way to Humanity By Jolana Poláková. Chapter 4 of Human Dignity: Values and Justice, edited by Miloslav Bednár, 1999 Interreligious Perspectives on Incarnation By Dr. Gerard Hall, Head of School of Theology, McAuley Campus, Australian Catholic University. Published in The Australasian Catholic Record, October 1999 In the Pluralism of Religious and Cultural Worlds: Notes toward a Theological and Political Program By Johann Baptist Metz, John Downey and Heiko Wiggers in Cross Currents, Summer 1999 Religious Pluralism in Asia: An Indonesian Experience By Agustine Nunuk Prasetyo Murniati in The Way, 1999 Pluralism and Interfaith Dialogue By Ian Ritchie, Ph.D. Chapter 7 of his book, African Theology and Social Change: An Anthropological Approach, 1993, 1999 Dialogue with Religions of Asia: Challenges from Without (Part I) By Edmund Chia, FSC (Malaysia), at SEDOS Annual Research Seminar, Ariccia, Rome, May 1998 Dialogue with Religions of Asia: Challenges from Within (Part II) The Complex Accusation of Sheep-stealing: Proselytism and Ethics By John C. Haughey in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring 1998 The Place of Interreligious Dialogue in the Academic Study of Religion By Scott Daniel Dunbar in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 1998 African Spirituality and Interfaith Relations Dr Elizabeth Amoah, University of Ghana. Lecture held in the Council Room at Mansfield College, Oxford, October 22, 1998 A Cusan Approach to Religious Unity By David J. De Leonardis, Chapter 6 of Ethical Implications of Unity and the Divine in Nicholas of Cusa, 1998 Indian Sources on the Possibility of a Pluralist View of Religions By Judson B. Trapnell in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring 1998 Interreligious Friendship: A New Theological Virtue By James L. Fredericks in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Spring 1998 Religions, Hard and Soft By Johan Galtung in Cross Currents, Winter 1997-98. "Every religion contains, in varying degrees, elements that contribute to peace or war. For the sake of world peace, dialogue within religions and among them must strengthen the peacemaking elements within them." What Is the Human Spiritual Impulse? How Is This Reflected in Major World Religions, Both Eastern and Western? By Dr. Gerard Hall, Head of School of Theology, McAuley Campus, Australian Catholic University. Talk given at St James Spirituality Centre, Sydney, October 1998 A Model for Dialogue: Cyprian of Carthage on Ecclesial Discernment By Paul J. Fitzgerald in Theological Studies, June 1998 The Turn to Pneumatology in Christian Theology of Religions: Conduit or Detour? By Amos Yong in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 1998 The Role of Dialogue in Mission By Msgr. Michael Fitzgerald, Mafr, 1998 Speaking for Interfaith Dialogue By Beth Porter, 1998 L'Arche Daybreak: An Example of Interfaith Among People with Developmental Disabilities By Beth Porter in The Journal of Pastoral Care, Summer 1998 Interreligious Dialogue and Jewish-Christian Relations By Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger in Communio, 1998 Wolfhart Pannenberg's Response to the Challenge of Religious Pluralism: The Anticipation of Divine Absoluteness By Steffen Losel in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 1997 Religious Knowledge in the Pluralist Theology of Religions By Terrence Merrigan in Theological Studies, December 1997 A Swidlerian and Jain Prolegomenon to Dialogue By John Sahadat in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 1997 Religion and World Peace: A Muslim's View By Jehan Sadat in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 1997 The Consequences of Interreligious Hatred: The Case of Bosnia and Its Lessons for World Peace By Haris Silajdzic in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Summer 1997 Beyond Walls, Fences, and Interreligious Dialogue By Harry M. Buck in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 1997 From the Summer 1997 issue of Journal of Ecumenical Studies: Reflecting on the Plurality of Religions By Michael Pye, University of Marburg, Germany, in Marburg Journal of Religion, May 1997 Beyond Walls, Fences, and Interreligious Dialogue By Harry M. Buck in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 1997 A Swidlerian and Jain Prolegomenon to Dialogue By John Sahadat in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 1997 Description of the "Guidelines for Interfaith Celebrations" By Patrice Brodeur in Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Fall 1997 How Does Pluralism Challenge Us? A Critique of Bishop Michael Ingham's Religious Pluralism By Ian Ritchie, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Religion and Culture, Concord College in Incourage: Journal of Barnabas Anglican Ministries, 1997 Christ and the Other Religions By Michael Fitzgerald in Tertium Millennium, 1997 Presence and Action of the Holy Spirit in the World and in Other Religions By Giovanni Cereti in Tertium Millennium, 1997 Christian Faith and Other Faiths: The Tension Between Dialogue and Evangelism By Canon Roger Hooker, the Bishop of Birmingham's Adviser for Inter-faith Relations, in Common Ground, 1997 Religious Prejudice, Dialogue and Respect By Rabbi Yossi Ives, co-ordinator of the Lubavitch Foundation in Leeds, England, in Common Ground, 1997 From Conflict to Harmony: A Confucian Response to Interfaith Dialogue By Dr Xinzhong Yao, University of Wales. Lecture given for the International Interfaith Centre on 14 November 1996, in The Chapel of Mansfield College, Oxford Religion in a New Key: Global Perspectives and Encounters Challenging the Study of Religions By Ursula King in Religion & Theology, 1996 Catholicism and Other Religions By Aidan Nichols, O.P. Chapter 14 of Epiphany: A Theological Introduction to Catholicism, 1996 Christianity: Time to Rethink By Donald Reeves. Biblical scholarship and increased knowledge of non-Christian religions has left Christianity's traditional claim to superiority on shaky foundations. How can Christianity claim that Jesus was God when Jesus himself did not claim it? Reeves sees the old theology being discarded and new thinking emerging which will put Christianity on the same level as other world religions. This was the content of four sermons transcribed as one page. The sermons were delivered in St. James's Anglican church, Piccadily, London in 1996 Risks in Interfaith Dialogue By Jonathan Magonet, in Common Ground, 1996 Foundations for Responding to Religious Pluralism By Dean Flemming in Wesley Theological Journal, 1996 The Interfaith Imperative A lecture given by Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom, at an Annual General Meeting of the Council of Christians and Jews in London, England The Eco-Human Crisis: Interreligious Dialogue and Global Responsibility By Professor Paul Knitter of Xavier University, USA. Lecture for the International Interfaith Centre at Oxford in November 1995 Suspending Our Beliefs By Mathai Zachariah, former general secretary of the National Council of Churches in India, in One World, Jan/Feb. 1995 Dialogue with African Traditional Religion(ATR): The Teaching of the Special Synod on Africa By Emefie Ikenga-Metuh, 1995 Religious Pluralism and Christian Missions By Ed Mathews, Abilene Christian University, in Journal of Applied Missiology, 1995 The Relation between Religions in the Light of the Environmental Crisis By Prof Seyyed Hossein Nasr, of The George Washington University, USA. The inaugural Autumn Lecture given on October 27, 1994 at Manchester College, Oxford Anonymous Christians: Karl Rahner's Pneuma-Christocentrism and an East-West Dialogue By Joseph H. Wong in Theological Studies, December 1994 Pastoral Attention to Traditional Religions Letter of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue to the Presidents of Episcopal Conferences in Asia, the Americas and Oceania, 1993 The Nature of Faith in Inter-Religious Dialogue By Ewert Cousins in The Way, 1993 Theological Issues in Meditative Technologies By Thomas Keating in The Way, 1993 The Experience of Interfaith Prayer By Christopher Lamb in The Way, 1993 The 'Inter' of Interfaith Spirituality By Julius Lipner in The Way, 1993 A Revealing Dialogue By Donald W. Mitchell in The Way, 1993 Interfaith and Women's Spirituality By Pauline Webb in The Way, 1993 From God's Perspective We Are All Minorities By Krister Stendahl, 1993 World Scripture and Education for Peace By Andrew Wilson, Ph.D., at a conference sponsored by the New Ecumenical Research Association in France, May 1992 Wesley and the Question of Truth or Salvation Through Other Religions By Randy L. Maddox in Wesley Theological Journal, 1992 Interreligious Dialogue Since Vatican II The Monastic Contemplative Dimension By Wayne Teasdale in Spirituality Today, 1991 Christian Spirituality and the Scripture of Other Faiths By Michael Barnes in The Way, 1991 When Cultures Meet: Inter-Faith Encounter in a Cold Climate By Philip Lewis in The Way, 1991 Religious Plurality and the Christological Debate By Jacques Dupuis, SJ, in Baar, Switzerland at a symposium sponsored by the 'Dialogue with Living Faiths' section of the World Council of Churches, January 1990 Ecumenism, Archetypes, and Symbols By Antonio Moreno, OP in Spirituality Today, 1989 Baha'i-Christian Dialogue: Some Key Issues Considered By Francis J. Beckwith in Christian Research Journal, Winter/Spring 1989 The Prospective Eye of Interreligious Dialogue By Richard E. Wentz in Japanese Journal of Religious Studies, 1987 Answering Pilate: Truth and the Postliberal Church By William Willimon in the Christian Century, January 28, 1987 The Sermon on the Mount of Intrareligious Dialogue By Raimon Panikkar in Bulletin, October 1986 Missiology III: The World Religions By John Ball in The Way, 1986 Christology and the Pluralist Consciousness By Charles A. Wilson in Word & World, 1985 Labor Room or Morgue: The Power and Limits of Pluralism and Christology By Patrick Keifert in Word & World, 1985 Incarnation and Apocalyptic: Christology in the Context of Religious Pluralism By George Rupp in Word & World, 1983 Reflections on Interreligious Dialogue By Ignatius Hirudayam, SJ, (1910-1995), founder of Aikiya Alayam, an Institute of Dialogue with Cultures and Religions, in Bulletin, May 1983 The Depth-Dimension of Religious Dialogue By Swami Abhishiktananda (1910-1973), the Indian name of Dom Henri Le Saux, a Benedictine monk, in Bulletin, January 1982 Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief Proclaimed by General Assembly resolution 36/55 of 25 November 1981 Understanding As the First Step in an Evangelical Approach to World Religions: Some Methodological Considerations By Robert N. Minor, assistant professor of the history of religions at Allegheny College, in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1976 World Scripture: An Anthology of Sacred Texts This collection contains over 4000 scriptural passages from 268 sacred texts and 55 oral traditions, and is organized in terms of 164 different themes The Role of Dialogue in Mission By Msgr. Michael Fitzgerald, MAfr Developing Dialogue By Msgr. Michael Fitzgerald, MAfr Interfaith Encounter Association Dedicated to promoting peace in the Middle East through interfaith dialogue and cross-cultural study. We believe that, rather than being a cause of the problem, religion can and should be a source of the solution for conflicts that exist in the region and beyond International Association for Religious Freedom The International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF) is the oldest international interfaith organization (founded in 1900) with many member groups in 25 countries. The IARF welcomes into membership anyone commited to the fundamental right of religious freedom and to openness, understanding, compassion, and solidarity among persons of different religious traditions Religions Working Together for a Better World Links to multifaith, interfaith, and other religious sites Many True Religions, And Each An Only Way: The Diversity of Religious Ends By S. Mark Heim, Andover Newton Theological School Network for Inter Faith Concerns Promotes an exchange of news, information, ideas and resources relating to inter faith concerns between provinces of the Anglican Communion Bridge-Builders A social networking website for inter-religious leaders, professionals, academics, and students. 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