[SH, KG, DHP, CH, SSM]
(a) |
Discuss differences between ecumenical and interfaith dialogue considering, for example:
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(b) |
Recognize positive and negative effects of language (e.g., spoken, written, body) on individuals and society. |
(c) |
Discuss factors that contribute to effective religious and spiritual dialogue such as:
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(d) |
Describe how individuals can help develop and engage in what Pope Francis describes as a 'culture of encounter' (e.g., The Common Witness Project). |
(e) |
Discuss the relevance of the Prayer of St. Francis for Catholics engaging in dialogue. |
(f) |
Describe the importance of expressing and holding true to one's beliefs and identity when engaging in dialogue (e.g., ecumenical, interfaith, non-religious). |
(g) |
Provide examples of how the following can affect dialogue:
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(h) |
Investigate commonalities among Christianity, Judaism and Islam beginning with Abraham and his two sons Isaac and Ishmael. |