Inter-Religious Dialogue
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.
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Christianity and the Religions: From Confrontation to Dialogue
Code: B0542
Jacque Dupuis, SJ£15.95My intention', writes Dupuis, 'is to help Christians of our time to discover more deeply the scope of God's plan for humankind,… The aim is to do th... Learn More -
Multi-Faith Britain: An Experiment in Worship
Code: B0510
David A Hart£9.99Essays on perspectives of the Bahai, Buddhist, Jewish, Christian, Hindu, Muslim and Sikh faiths. The editor, an Anglican priest, is Director of The O... Learn More -
The Bible and the Qur'an
Code: B0429
Jacques Jomier O.P.£11.50What do Christians need to know about the Qur'an (Koran)? Fr Jacques answers the question admirably. He contrasts the essential teachings of Islam wit... Learn More
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The World's Religions
Code: B0418
Huston Smith£8.95Explores the essential elements and teachings of the world's predominant faiths. Emphasises the inner, rather than institutional dimensions of these ... Learn More -
A World Religions Bible
Code: B0511
Robert Van de Weyer£19.99From as far back in time as history records, human beings have sought the truth-some order or entity that unifies all existence. Sometimes these have ... Learn More -
Peace Prayers
Code: B2352
Roger Grainger£11.99From the World's Faiths. Religions contribute to wars, but they can also contribute to peace. They are its necessary foundation. Here eight different ... Learn More