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Kenosis as a Model for Interreligious Dialogue

Missiology: An International Review, 2005
In the past Christians have used various models in relating to people of other faiths. Most are still in use. Four dominant models immediately come to mind: those of expansion, of diakonia, of presence, and of interreligious dialogue. This article discusses the pros and cons of these models and then proposes a fifth model: the model of kenosis.
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Islam and Interreligious Dialogue

2023
Abstract This chapter charts the development of theological positions within Islam in favor of interreligious dialogue and religious pluralism through a series of major interreligious declarations in the Middle East, including the Amman Message, A Common Word between Us and You, the Marrakesh Declaration, and the Human Fraternity ...
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Interreligious Dialogue and Evangelism

Buddhist-Christian Studies, 1997
The communication theory of David Krieger enables us to recognize different levels of discourse in the interreligious dialogue setting. Argumentation, proclamation, and disclosure can be seen as complementary if the affective dimension of dialogue (a dimension that includes respect, goodwill, sincerity, honesty) is emphasized.
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Doing Dialogue Interreligiously

Dialog, 2011
Abstract:  The essay explores the motives for dialogue, the conditions for a meaningful dialogue, and the benefits of a successful dialogue in order to understand the significance of doing interreligious dialogue interreligiously.
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Foundations of Interreligious Dialogue

2014
This chapter is less concerned with foundations as such than with the different kinds of dialogues undertaken at various levels between different religions as well as between religions and science and philosophy. The beliefs and dogmas at stake often dead-end these dialogues or lead to misunderstandings.
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Ethics of Interreligious Dialogue

The Journal of Dialogic Ethics
This article seeks to present a Catholic perspective on the ethic that emerges from interreligious dialogue. It argues that such an ethic refers to the values that the Church protects and promotes as it enacts dialogue with non-Christian entities like Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, or African Traditional Religion.
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Readiness to Engage in Interreligious Dialogue Test – internal structure, reliability and validity

Mental Health, Religion and Culture, 2020
Anna Wieradzka-Pilarczyk   +2 more
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