Dialogue Among The Faith Communities

Foreword
Marcus Braybrooke
Introduction

Part 1: Preliminary Chapters

1. Our World Problems

2. The Path From Hate To Love

3. The Way To World Peace

4. Global Changes In The Faith Communities

5. ‘No One Religion Better Than The Others’

6. We Need A Revolution

7. Beliefs Of Catholics In Asia

8. Interfaith Dialogue Guidelines

Part II: Interfaith Dialogue In Its Many Aspects

9. Interreligious Dialogue Review

10. A World Body For World Religions?

11. Barcelona Declaration 1994

12. The Glasgow Ethnic Declaration 2001

13. Golden Rule And Global Ethic

14. The Dalai Lama 1992 Statement

15. The Interfaith Movement In The 20th Century

16. Liturgical Vision And The Evolution In The Catholic Church

17. Councils Of Religious Leaders

18. A United Faith Communities Organization (UFCO)

19. For A More Genuine Image Of Japan

20. Buddhism And Hinduism Monotheistic

ANNEX 1 Main Interfaith Dialogue Organizations In The World

ANNEX 2 International Interfaith Conferences Since 1893

ANNEX 3 Declaration Of Human Responsibilities

Bibliography

Additional Info
After 25 centuries of rapid human evolution, dialogue has now come to be a word and concept of daily use in the media and a theme of discussion all over the world. In this current period of our human history, the centuries-long struggle for survival and our beligerent confrontation with each other is being replaced by a new era of collaboration in dialogue. The most intriguing aspect of this new dialogue is that the interfaith conversation has extended worldwide within the past fifteen years. Ultimately, this new conversation has resulted in efforts towards a corroborative dialogue between the world of faiths and the political world. This book’s aim is to sketch this striking movement in its philosophical and religious evolution and expression