Rev Keith Horton sent me this quotation by the Swiss theologian Hans Kung, which is most appropriate:
“No peace among nations without peace among the religions. And no peace among religions without a greater dialogue among them.”
# 29 May 2012 at 4:34 pm
Sheelagh Ruse said:
I wonder who heard the radio program of a Muslim being interviwed this week re his work to prevent Muslim youth being radicalised to join malitia overseas? He was a lovely, lovely man. I came in halfway so I don’t know whose program it was…probably radio 4.
# 8 August 2012 at 6:15 pm
Peter Sebbage said:
I refered to “Recent Comments” and surprised to find, what I thought would be an interesting comment on “Christians in dialogue with muslims”, instead taking me on a journey to Utility warehouse.com
I cannot quite see the correlation between an extremely productive meeting with our muslim compatriots and my gas supply.
Rev Keith Horton sent me this quotation by the Swiss theologian Hans Kung, which is most appropriate:
“No peace among nations without peace among the religions. And no peace among religions without a greater dialogue among them.”
I wonder who heard the radio program of a Muslim being interviwed this week re his work to prevent Muslim youth being radicalised to join malitia overseas? He was a lovely, lovely man. I came in halfway so I don’t know whose program it was…probably radio 4.
I refered to “Recent Comments” and surprised to find, what I thought would be an interesting comment on “Christians in dialogue with muslims”, instead taking me on a journey to Utility warehouse.com
I cannot quite see the correlation between an extremely productive meeting with our muslim compatriots and my gas supply.
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