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Pluralism

  • 24 Nov 2007
    Young people increasingly attracted to Christianity in Nepal

    Young Christians have been meeting near Katmandu in Nepal, a country emerging towards democracy and pluralism. Many are now attracted to Christianity in the predominantly Hindu kingdom which now has a formally secular state.

  • 29 Oct 2007
    Trinidad church leader says plural societies are the way forward

    Pluralistic societies offer the church opportunity and challenge, the moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Trinidad and Tobago told leaders of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches last week. He called for an all-embracing liberation theology.

  • 11 Sep 2007
    Romanian city offers model of plural co-existence for Europe's future

    With its painful history and its recent proclamation as a European City of Culture, Sibiu in Romania - site of the recent European Ecumenical Assembly - has a message of tolerance and dialogue that can help the development of coexistence in Europe.

  • 3 Apr 2007
    Cardinal says religious freedom is part of plural society

    The freedom to live out religious convictions is an important part of what it means to live in a plural and democratic society, says Catholic Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor.

  • 9 Feb 2007
    Methodists are creating a snapshot of inter-faith Britain and Ireland

    Against a backdrop of public questioning about how a beneficially plural society can be sustained, the British Methodist Church is inviting people of all ages and faith backgrounds to take part in the Face 2 Faith photo competition, capturing images that communicate something powerful about positive inter-faith relations.

  • 7 Dec 2006
    Concern for religious groups under new Russian law

    Concern has been raised over whether a new law in Russia will have an impact on religious organizations there - writes Linda Bloom, a New York-based journalist for the United Methodist Church.