| To Meet or Not to Meet |
| Dr. Deborah Weissman. President of the ICCJ, writing from Instanbul, Turkey. PDF file . |
| 2010-08-09 | Australia > Articles > 544 |
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| Deborah Weissman |
| What can religion contribute to healing in the Middle East? |
Talk given at the Annual Conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, July 2007 in Sydney |
| 2007-10-08 | Australia > Articles > 474 |
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| Edward Idris Cardinal Cassidy |
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Talk given at the Annual Conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, July 2007 in Sydney |
| 2007-09-05 | Australia > Articles > 475 |
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| L Lee Levett-Olson |
| Thoughts Towards an Environmental Sabbath |
Talk given at the Annual Conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, July 2007 in Sydney
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| 2007-09-05 | Australia > Articles > 473 |
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| Rabbi Jeremy Lawrence |
| Ecology and Globalisation |
Talk given at the Annual Conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, July 2007 in Sydney
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| 2007-09-05 | Australia > Articles > 472 |
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| Philip A. Cunningham |
| Theological Presuppositions and Their Impact on Jewish-Christian Relations |
| Talk given at the Annual Conference of the International Council of Christians and Jews, July 2007 in Sydney |
| 2007-09-05 | Australia > Articles > 471 |
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| Judith Narrowe |
| Women´s Role in Healing a Fractured Earth: faiths working together |
| An address given at the ICCJ Women´s Conference, July 2007 in Sydney |
| 2007-08-02 | Australia > Articles > 470 |
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| Rabbi Raymond Apple AO RFD |
| Healing Rifts Between Religions |
The symbolism of religions meeting together will not be lost on the general public, who tend to blame religion for all the ills of the contemporary world. Bearing in mind that in Australia the ordinary person is John Citizen, and that in Judaism there is a saying, Go out and see what the people do (Berachot 45a), let us, at least notionally, go out and see what John Citizen has to say about interfaith gatherings. I suspect that every John (and Jane) Citizen will make the same comment: Why do religions fight when they have so much in common? Wouldn’t the world calm down if the religions could unite and live at peace? John and Jane Citizen have a point, but it is not so easy. Religious commonalities have decided limitations. |
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