The paradigm of dialogical identity as a way of overcoming the interreligious conflicts
Keywords:
identity, interreligious dialogue, reconciliation, religionsAbstract
In the 21st century man understands himself and the social reality in which he lives better. The global context of today's world takes man out of his cultural-religious isolation and places him in the reality of his relationship with otherness. Not an easy task, but a necessary one. Our study proposes an analysis of what we can call dialogical identity, as an agent of active involvement in the dynamics of constructive relations between religions.
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