Interfaith dialogue has been increasingly recognized as an important tool for promoting mutual understanding and acceptance among different religious groups, but its potential to facilitate...
In sociology, there are two types of social phenomena that are often discussed: group cohesion and group conflict. Group cohesion refers to the way people come together as one unit for some purpose;...
Can inclusive theology foster intercommunal dialogue, ethical reflection, and spiritual resilience in diverse faith contexts? It is an intriguing question that demands careful consideration....
Social justice is often understood as an idea that seeks to create equal opportunities for all people regardless of their background or identity. It can be seen as a way of ensuring that everyone has...
Engagement with interfaith initiatives can have profound effects on one's ethical reasoning regarding lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) rights. In this article, I will explore how interfaith...
In the field of psychology, there has been much debate about the role that religion plays in shaping one's worldview and influencing behavior. Faith-based marginalization refers to the phenomenon...
Research background
The term "interfaith" means communication between people who follow different religions. Interfaith dialogues are an important way for members of religious communities to come...
Queer theology is an approach to theological study that focuses on how religious beliefs, practices, and communities can be interpreted through the lens of gender identity and sexual orientation. It...
Interfaith communities are groups that bring together people from different religious backgrounds to participate in activities such as prayer, meditation, study, service projects, and community...
What is Religious Empathy?
Religious empathy refers to the ability to feel and understand the emotions, experiences, perspectives, beliefs, and values of people who are different from oneself,...