What is inter-religious dialogue

What is inter-religious dialogue The inter-religious dialogue is a difficult process through which the followers of different religious traditions meet each other for the walls of separation that is at the heart of most wars. The goal of interreligious dialogue is not peace.What interreligious encounter like? The inter-religious dialogue has many faces. Two people meet and share aspects of their faiths and their struggle to understand that the foreign. Theologians can be newspapers, magazines publish, and then at the end of theological issues related to inter-religious dialogue (and there are a variety of theological topics). Perhaps the members of a religious tradition can become members of another religion in order to improve the neighborhood. Suppose that the world's political leaders to make other assumptions for the world and what people do here? Each of these examples is a form of interreligious dialogue. What is of paramount importance in this meeting is that participants have made attempts to evangelize, which is always accompanied by an attitude of superiority exclusive. This is the spoken or unspoken conviction that their religion is the "real" way, the only way in terms of ultimate meaning.   A commitment to openness is very difficult. For example, in Christianity, evangelization and conversion of others, that faith is a central aspect is that the roots in the Christian Scriptures. Christians believe that we must be saved and that salvation is possible only in Christianity. On the other hand, the Hindu tradition (in general) that there are many paths to God and every religion is similar to value and respect others. These different cosmologies can be obstacles that can not be overcome and the opportunities for the liberation of slavery assumptions.The Here are some guidelines for effective inter -   1. The participants in the interreligious dialogue can not use the meeting as a chance to defend their traditions.   2nd Nor is the inter-religious dialogue as a means of defending religion in general.   3rd There is a risk of conversion. Participants may access the inter-religious meeting.   4th Dialogue participants are to demonstrate the conviction that the next, and that their religious tradition.   5th Interreligious dialogue is not a philosophical, theological or intellectual exercise. It is the expression of the participants lived the life of faith. Therefore, the encounters are common inter awareness.The the World Council of Churches, several theologians and many other resources to provide guidelines for interreligious dialogue. These are from various sources. Many items were omitted and others have been expanded, according to this interpretation of the dialogic process.   Finally, because peace is the goal of interreligious dialogue, the process must be peaceful. It 'important to recognize that peace is not easy to achieve and maintain. The process can be quiet, but is rather 'as climbing Mount Everest. Peace does not happen in one day, and there are obstacles, as intrepid travelers a way to fight their heights where the human spirit soar.Sandi May fult has a masters degree in systematic theology from St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas. They also participated in the Graduate Studies Program in the Middle East at the University of Texas at Austin. My specialization is the field of interreligious dialogue and world religions, focusing on Southeast Asian Hindu and Buddhist religious traditions.