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    Interreligious Dialogue

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    Interreligious dialogue is a challenging process by which adherents of differing religious traditions encounter each other in order to break down divisions and promote peace. The document Nostra Aetate emphasizes that all people belong to the same human race and have the same origin in God. It encourages Christians to engage in respectful dialogue and cooperation with other religions while maintaining their own faith. Despite cultural differences, the great religions grapple with similar profound questions about free will, compassion, destiny, and reconciling a good God with the existence of suffering.

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    Interreligious dialogue is a challenging process by which adherents of differing religious traditions encounter each other in order to break down divisions and promote peace. The document Nostra Aetate emphasizes that all people belong to the same human race and have the same origin in God. It encourages Christians to engage in respectful dialogue and cooperation with other religions while maintaining their own faith. Despite cultural differences, the great religions grapple with similar profound questions about free will, compassion, destiny, and reconciling a good God with the existence of suffering.

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    Interreligious dialogue is a challenging process by which adherents of differing religious traditions encounter each other in order to break down divisions and promote peace. The document Nostra Aetate emphasizes that all people belong to the same human race and have the same origin in God. It encourages Christians to engage in respectful dialogue and cooperation with other religions while maintaining their own faith. Despite cultural differences, the great religions grapple with similar profound questions about free will, compassion, destiny, and reconciling a good God with the existence of suffering.

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    Interreligious dialogue is a challenging process by which adherents of differing religious traditions encounter each other in order to break down divisions and promote peace. The document Nostra Aetate emphasizes that all people belong to the same human race and have the same origin in God. It encourages Christians to engage in respectful dialogue and cooperation with other religions while maintaining their own faith. Despite cultural differences, the great religions grapple with similar profound questions about free will, compassion, destiny, and reconciling a good God with the existence of suffering.

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    INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE

    Dialogue is an integral dimension of human life. The human being alone is


    capable, not only in reacting to stimuli but also responding to the other through
    language and symbols, and in this manner, of building up a community. Interreligious
    dialogue is a challenging process by which adherents of differing religious traditions
    encounter each other in order to break down the walls of division that stand at the
    center of most wars. The objective of interreligious dialogue is peace.

    In the document Nostra Aetate, starts with searching for realms that unite
    different religions. All human beings belong to the same race and have the same origin.
    It is God who has spread human kind all over the world. The final goal of every man is
    the same–God. His providence and salvific plan embraces all. This will continue until
    the chosen ones are gathered together in the city illumined with the glory of God (NA 1).
    Since all are the children of the same God, illumined by the rays of the same truth,
    Christians are asked to live in good relationship with people of other religions. So the
    Church encourages her children to engage in dialogue and cooperation with other
    religions, with prudence and love while witnessing to Christian faith and life. Church also
    teaches to recognize, protect and promote the spiritual and moral goodness and the
    social and cultural values found in them (NA 2).

    As a student, what can we learn from religions is not from borrowing one
    another’s symbols, or even serious dialogue. And so I suspect that, despite very
    important cultural differences, the great religions of the world have very similar deep
    structures. All the great religions have debates about free will, about whether the
    imperative to be compassionate requires peace or allows for military defense, about
    whether one’s ultimate destiny is particular or is absorbed into a greater reality, and
    about whether and how to be grateful for a creation that includes suffering and death.

    Heavenly Father, You are intimately aware of the struggle we’re experiencing,
    the pain and despair. I ask now for your healing touch. Amen.

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