By KARSTEN LEHMANN
One often gets the impression that the history of Interreligious Dialogue (with the capital “I” and “D” standing for a specific social setting rather than a theoretical concept) is told in the form of hagiography, starting with “mystical figures” such as Akbar the Great or the Emirs of Granada, going on to the 1893 World’s Parliament of Religion in Chicago as its founding “Council of Jerusalem” and leading up to “present-day saints” such as Hans Küng, the Dalai Lama, and Mother Maya.
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A forgotten episode in the history of Interreligious Dialogue
90th anniversary of Pax Romana
“Bridging Our Worlds: Going Beyond Borders”
To kick-start this anniversary year, we will have a symbolic gathering during the IMCS World Assembly. This gathering will bring together the different generations of Pax Romana. We thank you for your dedication and contribution to the Movement throughout the years. You are cordially invited to share this moment with us!