Interfaith Dialogue

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• Obama administration reps meet with many faiths at PWR

  
  Civil Religion — Authority: 501
  Members of all faiths reached out to one another at the Parliament of World Religins. Photo by John David Miller, Parliament of World Religions. Showing openness to diversity in American religion, members of the Obama administration met at the Parliament of World Religions Dec. 6 with 50 members of multiple ...
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• NEWS: Muslim Treatment of Minorities Condemned at Parliament of the World’s Religions

  
  Religion Compass Exchanges — Authority: 116
  “How Islam treats minorities is excessive, no question’’, the former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister said in Melbourne on Saturday. Anwar Ibrahim, who is now an opposition leader, told the participants at Parliament of the World’s Religions that Muslims cannot talk about religious discrimination in the West as ...
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• Two Ex-Catholics

  
  LDS & Evangelical Conversations — Authority: 405
  I have been catching up on some old podcast and I just listened to this interview. Greg Koukl speaks with Chris Castaldo about his recent book “ Holy Ground “. The two men are former Catholics and they talk about the recent trend of Evangelicals converting to Catholicism and the much larger trend of Catholics ...
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• An Open Question about Inter-Faith Dialogue

  
  LDS & Evangelical Conversations — Authority: 405
  This is a question I had for my friend Aquinas , but I would love other people’s insight as well. How we go about engaging in inter-faith dialogue seems to be as much as an issue as the particulars of our individual beliefs. In as much as inter-faith dialogue and international diplomacy are related, what are your ...
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• ode to a distant beloved

  
  "there is no path, paths are made by walking." ~Antonio Machado — Authority: 129
  Pain continues to shape my view of things. We have a tentative diagnosis (but no treatment plan) and tiny pills which make me feel dizzy and move pain from 9/10  to 7/10 (unless I put weight on the right foot or turn the leg the ‘wrong’ way). Gradually * I step back, able to see things from a distance ...
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• Long-term interfaith work: 12-3-09

  
  Bill's 'Faith Matters' Weblog — Authority: 113
  I have said here and elsewhere before that true interfaith dialogue and understanding takes time. The folks who run the Stony Point Center, a national Presbyterian conference center in upstate New York, seem to understand that. So they have created a five-year program called Community of Living ...
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• Christianity and Religious Syncretism

  
  CultureWatch — Authority: 509
  This week the Parliament of the World’s Religions (PWR) meets in Melbourne. Thousands of delegates from all over the world are expected to attend this week-long conference. People from all religions, and even atheists, will be in attendance. While there will be some Christians attending – and speaking – at the ...
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• US can apply four policies to encourage change in Pak mindset: Expert

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 731
  Washington, Dec.1 (ANI): An expert on South Asian affairs has said that the US can pursue, support and encourage Pakistan in its transition from tolerating to fighting the various militant groups on its territory, with the help of four policies.According to Lisa Curtis, senior research fellow in the Asian Studies ...
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• circular practice

  
  "there is no path, paths are made by walking." ~Antonio Machado — Authority: 129
  (further to yesterday’s post) The premise of socially engaged Buddhism is the taking of dharma -inspired action off the cushion and into the world. In the Soto Zen tradition practice begins and returns to shikantaza  (just sitting); from there it continues to expand and to contract. ”There is ...
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• the circle of practice

  
  "there is no path, paths are made by walking." ~Antonio Machado — Authority: 129
  (further to yesterday’s post) A key aspect of “socially engaged Buddhism” is taking  dharma -inspired action into the world. In the Soto Zen tradition practice continually begins and returns to shikantaza  (just sitting); from there it continues to expand and to contract. ”There is great ...
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• Paganism in Westminster

  
  Coo-ees from the Cloister — Authority: 128
  Seems like Wesminster has similar problems to Bendigo! "Yogvivek Swami guided the Archbishop around the Mandir complex, including the sanctum sanctorum where the Archbishop offered flowers at the altar to the deities." details here .
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• Interfaith dialogue - naïve or necessary? Posted by Ruth Wasserman

  
  The Jerusalem Post BlogCentral — Authority: 140
  Given the stakes, particularly in the Middle East, one may raise an eyebrow at the lack of support for interfaith dialogue from the political leadership in Israel, Palestine and Jordan. Its even more surprising how little attention interfaith initiatives generate in the media. Past weeks have, once more, ...
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• Al Qaradawi pulls the plug on “interfaith dialogue”

  
  Winds Of Jihad By SheikYerMami — Authority: 553
  Not that there ever was one…Following are excerpts from a sermon by leading Sunni cleric Sheikh Yousef Al-Qaradhawi, who heads the International Unionfor Muslim Scholars (IUMS). The sermon...
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• Theological Institute ordinands visit Dublin mosque

  
  PATRICK COMERFORD — Authority: 127
  Ali Selim fields questions from students from the Church of Ireland Theological Institute during their visit to the mosque at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland in Dublin The Church of Ireland Gazette today [20 November 2009] carries this photograph and the following half-page report on its back page: ...
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• The Pierian Spring: New Blog Project

  
  Summa Theologica - Interfaith Dialogue — Authority: 104
  I’d like to announce a new blog The Pierian Spring .  The blog is devoted to further discussion and discourse on Mormon scripture and thought and written primarily towards a Latter-day Saint readership. Interfaith dialogue necessarily requires one to summarize, describe and otherwise explain one’s faith ...
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• Tis the Season to be Unconscious

  
  More Meredith Gould — Authority: 114
  Back in October, the American Family Association * starting polling members about Christmas blah blah. Would members be willing to boycotting at least one national retailer for failing to use the word "Christmas" in holiday advertising? Guess they were, because at the beginning of November the AFA called for a ...
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• Charter for Compassion

  
  Ponderings on a Faith Journey — Authority: 136
  I encourage you to consider signing the Charter for Compassion and commit yourself to the following principles. Although Im an individual signatory, T roy Interfaith Group, of which I am a member of the steering committee, is a partner organization: The principle of compassion lies at the heart of all ...
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• Patheos Series on Interfaith Dialogue

  
  Summa Theologica - Interfaith Dialogue — Authority: 104
  Patheos is currently running a series on Interfaith Dialogue from a variety of religious perspectives including those from a Catholic, Evangelical, Mainline Protestant, Latter-day Saint and Pagan view points.  Authors discuss what led them to enter into dialogue with those of other faiths.
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• The Hebrew Word for "Holy"

  
  Most Recent Posts — Authority: 547
  By Meredith Gould Last night, as I was reading comments to yesterdays post,Multiple Spirituality Disorder, it finally occurred to me that I may bewitnessing a generational shift in attitudes and perspectives toward interfaith dialogue and identity. (Does that makeme a great sociologist or what? Graduate school at NYU ...
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• Charter for Compassion: Interfaith Beyond Kumbaya

  
  Most Recent Posts — Authority: 547
  By Susan Katz Miller As an interfaith child, I tend to avoid "interfaith"conferences. Religious leaders inevitably describe the ideal interfaithencounter as one in which we must gird our religious loins in order to cross abridge and embrace the "other," without being pulled down into that muddy,syncretic, dangerous ...
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