Building a peaceful world for our children and grandchildren through dialogue with the other . . .
MidEast Web
The MidEast Web for Coexistence strives to create a better Middle East, to bring the peoples of our region closer, give us pride in ourselves and respect for our neighbors. MidEast Web is not just for us. It is for our children and our future.onReligion.com
Subscription service for religion and culture related news, promising an email message with descriptions of relevant news stories for each weekday morning. "Each description will give you the information you need to decide whether it's worth your time to read the story.Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance
Our eventual goal is to help people value religious diversity. However, right now, we are concentrating on the promotion of religious tolerance. It is a little difficult to encourage people to enjoy the variety of faiths in North America when there is so much religiously based intolerance and hatred.The Los Angeles Buddhist-Catholic Dialogue
began February 16, 1989 and is sponsored by the Buddhist Sangha Council of Southern California and the Catholic Office of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs. It was formed as an official, on-going, core group dialogue. The core group was designed to accommodate approximately eight Buddhist representatives and eight Roman Catholic representatives. Meetings are held every six to eight weeks, rotating between Buddhist and Catholic locations.The United States Institute of Peace
is a nonpartisan, independent federal institution created and funded by Congress to strengthen the nation's capabilities to promote the peaceful resolution of international conflicts. Established in 1984, the Institute meets its congressional mandate through an array of programs, including grants, fellowships, conferences and workshops, library services, publications, and other educational activities.Tolerance for All
"Hate directed at a different ideology, festering to a boil, can erupt into violence that hurts us all.
Thi s raw reality on our ever-shrinking globe makes more important than ever the message of mutual respect for the right of all to believe as they wish. Thus we offer this common sense handbook on overcoming serious religious differences between individuals and groups."
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Posted 29 May 2000
Last revised 5 February, 2001