Examples of using Interreligious dialogue in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Adam Center for Interreligious Dialogue.
Calling for respectful interreligious dialogue, Pope Francis said the only alternative to a culture of civilized encounter is“the incivility of conflict”.
The Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue.
Precisely in the field of dialogue, particularly interreligious dialogue, we are constantly called to walk together, in the conviction that the future also depends on the encounter of religions and cultures.
He was also a great advocate of interreligious dialogue.
He focuses on philosophy, psychology and interreligious dialogue when he explains the Arab Spring as an opportunity for a modern Arab identity and Islamic renewal.
He has also been an advocate for interreligious dialogue.
In mid-April 2018, for the first time, a high-ranking delegation from the Vatican visited Saudi Arabia, headed by Cardinal Jean-Louis Pierre Tauran,president of the Vatian's Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue.
Annual meeting on interreligious dialogue.
In my own work in interreligious dialogue over the past 25 years, I too have been engaged much more in Muslim-Jewish Relations than in Jewish-Christians Relations, especially lately and especially locally.
Besides the support of needy people,the Association has education and promotion of interreligious dialogue and reconciliation as a main part of its mission.
The Custosrecalled the 800th anniversary of the meeting between St Francis and the Sultan, underlining the importance of this event from the spiritual andhistorical points of view as well as from that of interreligious dialogue.
The Center for Interreligious Dialogue of Khulna.
The discussions enabled an exchange of views on various themes relating to international affairs andthe promotion of peace in the world through political negotiation and interreligious dialogue, especially regarding the Middle East and the protection of Christian communities.
Father Pietanza Dominico Mimmo, Director of the Center for Interreligious Dialogue of Khulna who was among the organizers of this seminar stated:“These kinds of seminars bring very positive results, with friendly relations between the members of various faiths.
Views were then exchanged on various themes relating to international affairs andthe promotion of peace in the world through political negotiation and interreligious dialogue, with particular reference to the situation in the Middle East and the protection of Christian communities.
The Staff-members of both the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue(PCID) and the Office of Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation(IRDC) of the World Council of Churches(WCC) met together for their annual meeting at the PCID premises on 10-11 January 2019.
Further discussions included international affairs andthe promotion of world peace through political negotiation and interreligious dialogue, particularly concerning the Middle East and the protection of Christian communities.
The staff-members of the Office of Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation(IRDC) of the World Council of Churches(WCC)as well as their colleagues from the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue(PCID), held their annual meeting at the PCID Offices on 30th-31st January 2017.
Theology in MDI is rooted in the Catholic Christian tradition,engaged in ecumenical and interreligious dialogue, with a commitment to global and social justice and the promotion of human rights.
It would like the member nations to“initiate a public debate,including intercultural and interreligious dialogue, aimed at reaching a large consensus on the rights of children to protection against violations of their physical integrity according to human rights standards.”.
The discussions then enabled an exchange of views on various themes relating to international affairs andthe promotion of peace in the world through political negotiation and interreligious dialogue, with particular reference to the situation in the Middle East and the protection of Christian communities.”.
What does the future for interreligious dialogue look like in Israel?
Educating for peace is the theme of a proposed jointdocument to be drawn up by the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue and the World Council of Churches' Office of Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation.
In this regard,the work of the Mixed Committee for Dialogue between the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue and the Committee of Al-Azhar for Dialogue offers us a concrete and encouraging example.
Present concerns of the Holy See include religious freedom, threats against minority Christian communities in Africa and the Middle East,international development, interreligious dialogue and reconciliation, and the application of church doctrine in an era of rapid change and globalization.
The schools, he said,“are undoubtedly the place where the greatest opportunities for dialogue arise,” noting that they“are recognized as models of coexistence and interreligious dialogue and contribute to creating and promoting a climate of peaceful coexistence between the Muslim majority and the Christian minority present in most of the cities and towns in which we live and work.”.
