Interreligious Formation: Reflecting on Co-Learning with the (Religiously) Other
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interreligious formation'Abstract
The author suggests that we are at a time in history when religious formation, which has tended to focus on preparation for a specific religion or denomination, may be a thing of the past. That the world is becoming more spiritual than religious. Many factors come into play which have broadened the interaction among people and institutions, resulting in the greater need for interreligious formation.
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2022-05-07
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