interfaith
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4.5
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərˈfeɪθ/
:
interreligioso
- In 2010, the Dean of the Honors College asked me to organize an interfaith dialogue between Muslims and Christians.
Then Paddington Comp was the Protestant black school, and we had an interfaith competition with them.
- Then Paddington Comp was the Protestant black school, and we had an interfaith competition with them.
- Your ability to have interfaith conversations, connections, relationships, friendships.
Examples
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Through a number of projects, the Council is attempting to facilitate interfaith activities in various regions of BiH.
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Forum topics included interfaith perspectives on racism, winter holidays, religion in government, and same-gender marriage.
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What has been the level of interfaith collaboration among religious communities in the last few decades?
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Because sustainability is a global issue, interfaith efforts seem best designed to address it.
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The aim of interfaith dialogue is to make this command a reality.
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The result is the present state of interfaith relations, which looks far brighter than many could have hoped.
Academic text (2004) -
My journey into an ecumenical and interfaith perspective began very early.
Academic text (2014) -
Prince Philip promoted interfaith dialogue long before its importance was widely recognized, as it is today.
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A number of NGOs have been established to promote interfaith dialogue and to foster the reconciliation process.
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The conference included several interfaith discussions that encouraged cooperation between different religions.
Synonyms
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8.6
Promoting unity between different Christian churches or religions
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6.5
About people or activities from different religions
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4.6
Including people or practices from more than one religion
Involving people from different religions
Compounds
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4.4
Talks between people of different religions to increase understanding and cooperation
How Inclusive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interfaith is made of inter- meaning 'between', seen in words like international, and faith meaning 'religion' or 'belief', so interfaith describes meetings or activities that are 'between' different religions.