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Sacred Spaces: How to Foster Interfaith Dialogue
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0:42Now PlayingWhen sacred spaces are treated as sites of inclusion, rather than exclusion, they offer an unexplored avenue for peacebuilding and conflict resolution. This approach has been adopted by organizations like the Abrahamic Family House, which currently hosts a mosque, a church and a synagogue at its complex in Abu Dhabi to encourage a culture of understanding and connection between the various faith communities. USIP’s Knox Thames discusses how the organization’s central forum facilitates interfaith dialogue and how other religious leaders can tap into sacred spaces’ potential for peace.
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