Eksempler på brug af Interreligious på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I believe that this Parliament must always endeavour to listen and promote interreligious dialogue.
Such meetings of religious leaders are important, but, at the same time, interreligious dialogue at the grass-root levels should also be encouraged and nurtured.
Already the terminology seems to be tricky: does'intercultural' also include'interreligious' dialogue?
There are true success stories of interreligious dialogue; however, the grass-root efforts rarely make headlines in the media- unlike interreligious violence.
At the same time, the absence of such a dialogue may be an early-warning sign for forthcoming interreligious tensions and conflict.
Apart from education, interreligious dialogue constitutes one of the principal means of preventing misunderstandings, conflicts and violations in the area of freedom of religion or belief.
Esoteric writers consider ecumenism inAs a method of solving the problem of interreligious wars and misunderstandings.
Interreligious dialogue should not only be an intellectual and theological exercise, it can also activate the silent majority to look for a common strategy on how to find harmony and peace.
Furthermore, mixed marriages- quite naturally- give new perspectives andmay facilitate intercultural or interreligious dialogue.
Scientologists work with representatives of many religions to support and encourage interreligious dialogue, religious freedom, constitutional law and respect for religion insociety.
Any dialogue would also greatly benefit from the perspectives of women,who tend to be marginalised in major events of interreligious dialogue.
Due to the outbreak of cholera, the hurricane, the unstable social andpolitical situation, and even interreligious tensions and strife, the stage of providing humanitarian aid is taking longer than we originally expected.
From reports by eyewitnesses, it appears that their target was the 34-year old Burkinabe priest, Father Simeon Yampa,in charge of interreligious dialogue in his diocese.
In my speech I would like to share with you some thoughts, mainly on interreligious dialogue, based on the experience I have gained in the past four years as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief.
The declaration and the phenomenal beginningDialogue of the Russian Orthodox andRoman Catholic Churches is the first step towards a flourishing interreligious movement.
These titles avoid the often contentious word'religion', butthey are very much designed to foster interreligious and intercultural dialogue, understanding and cooperation for peace.
But these topics may be difficult to find andcould be quite boring and, ultimately, such an approach would defeat the purpose of a real intercultural and interreligious dialogue.
So'intercultural dialogue' could be seen as a comprehensive term, including the various dimensions mentioned earlier on: interreligious dialogue and intra-religious approaches, also when they involve atheistic non-believers.
John J. DeGioia, Georgetown's first lay president, has led the school since 2001, and has continued its financial modernization andsought to“ expand opportunities for intercultural and interreligious dialogue.
We took note of the adoption by the UN General Assembly of its resolution 62/90 entitled"Promotion of Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue, Understanding and Cooperation for Peace", which declares 2010 as the International Year for the Rapprochements of Cultures….
Mr President, the Commission agrees with the honourable Member that the situation in Indonesia has certainly deteriorated in terms of the interethnic and interreligious conflicts that were mentioned.
Furthermore, in Northern Ireland I witnessed the importance of interreligious dialogue in the neighbourhoods: in Belfast there are many initiatives at the grass-root level that bring together people from different political and religious backgrounds, some of them living next to each other but partitioned by the so-called'peace lines.
And precisely because this is a worldwide phenomenon as we reach the end of the 20th century, with small-scale,interethnic, interreligious conflicts in Europe, Asia and Africa, we need to keep on putting this subject on our agenda here in the European Parliament, however frustrating, however often it may be and however little it may help in the short term.