Interfaith dialogue: What is it really?

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The phrase "interfaith dialogue" is tossed around a lot these days. The idea is to give each group an opportunity to share their beliefs and practices in a "safe" space, without any criticism or questions from the others. It's being pushed hard by Catholicism and Islam. The idea is to give one another an opportunity to listen and learn about each other.

But let's face it, the real goal isn't to persuade anyone to come over to "our side," but ecumenism; that is, to generate an environment where all groups are seen as equal and valid paths to God or heaven. Where there is no critical thinking or opportunity to question the other side, groups like Catholicism, Islam, JWs, LDSs, or any other group you can think of, can present a varnished version of what they believe and what their goals are with no one to question it.

I'm all for respectful dialogue, but without an opportunity to question or raise concerns it's just an invitation to the one world Babylonian religion, saying: "Come one, we're ready for ya."
 
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interfaith dialogue was introduced to help form the one world government, the elites have been working on this for a long time. The objective is to kill all religions over time, they will not succeed. There is only One true GOD.

JF
 
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Speaking of a one world Babylonian religion, Chrislam comes to mind. It’s a unification of Christian and Islamic beliefs. Not exactly sure how they make those compatible since Jesus being God is non-negotiable in Christianity and in Islam Jesus being God is blasphemy.
 
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Runningman said:
Speaking of a one world Babylonian religion, Chrislam comes to mind. It’s a unification of Christian and Islamic beliefs. Not exactly sure how they make those compatible since Jesus being God is non-negotiable in Christianity and in Islam Jesus being God is blasphemy.
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They are incompatible. The "Chris" in Chrislam is Catholicism. Bergoglio has made it clear—Catholicism's compatible with everything.
 
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I dont think so, I thought it was because all those sects never talk to each other and they just get lonely in their isolation. So they just made a way for them to talk to each other

But since there are so many 'faiths' its like a really long boring zoom meeting where everyone wants to talk to each other not just two of them so it drags on.
 
ResidentAlien said:
The phrase "interfaith dialogue" is tossed around a lot these days.
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That term is an oxymoron. Since every other religion is at war against Christ and Christianity how can there be "dialogue"? And since all religions are not equal, the idea of "interfaith" is pure nonsense. The claims of Christ and the Gospel are unique, and Christians are simply to proclaim or herald the Gospel (Mk 16:15,16). However, the apostate denominations have been working hard to promote Ecumenism since they really do not believe the Gospel. Now they have come up with Chrislam.
 
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