In modern multi-faith societies, religious diversity not only
affects religious organisations and communities, but indeed every
aspect of life. From celebrating cultural events, to considering
how the police should interact with members of the public from
different faith communities, this book highlights the ways in which
all members of society can engage constructively with diversity.
This ground-breaking book draws on the work at the St Philip's
Centre in Leicester and presents a collection of case studies to
show how people from a variety of religious backgrounds and ethical
convictions have learnt to coexist peacefully. Without shying away
from the conflicts and challenges that have occurred, the book
focuses on the lessons learnt and offers real examples of how to
promote positive interfaith relationships. This is an excellent
resource for anyone wishing to understand the issues of religion
and belief that may arise at local and national levels, and develop
appropriate attitudes and actions for peaceful resolution.
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