How is Benedict XVI, long a defender of orthodoxy and famous critic of the “dictatorship of relativism,” likely to approach interreligious dialogue? Does he see religious pluralism and tolerance as little more than an enticement to indifferentism or as something potentially more spiritually and intellectually fruitful? While in India this summer, I spent a good bi (...)
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Dialogue Not Monologue
Benedict XVI & Religious Pluralism
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