Interreligiöser Dialog

from Reflex · host Michèle Graf-Kaiser

Zwischen Neugier und Abgrenzung: Die Religionsgemeinschaften der Schweiz wollen nicht nur nebeneinander existieren, sondern pflegen zunehmend auch einen bereichernden Austausch im interreligiösen Dialog. Hier werden praktische Probleme verhandelt, Ansichten respektvoll diskutiert und Freundschaften geschlossen. Rita Gianelli, Leiterin der Fachstelle Migration und Weltweite Kirche in der ref. Landeskirche Graubünden und Mitgründerin des Bündner Forums der Religionen, und Rabbi Ruven Bar-Ephraïm vom Zürcher Forum der Religionen, erzählen wie Begegnung Vertrauen schafft. Wie funktioniert der vielzitierte Dialog auf Augenhöhe? Wie sieht interreligiöse Arbeit heute aus? Und welche Themen muss man mit Fingerspitzengefühl angehen? In diesem Podcast erfahrt ihr auch: Warum Muslimas sich für einmal mehr für Maria interessieren als Christen und wen die Umarmung eines Rabbiners und eines Imams in grosses Erstaunen versetzt hat. - Der interreligiöse Dialog ist ein wichtiger Beitrag für den gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt - Respekt und gegenseitiges Verständnis sind essenziell für erfolgreiche Gespräche - Bildung und Wissen über andere Religionen sind Grundpfeiler für den Dialog

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