Cultural Pluralism
To think that one costume is superior to the other, or stupider than other is sheer arrogance. Substitute these pictures […]
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Rockville, MD – Interfaith Meeting on how to deal with violent crimes
As a Muslim I don’t want sympathies, what I want is what everyone wants, a sense of security and letting
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Female Teachers Charged For Hooking
The only reason this posting appears at Center for Pluralism is to dispel the myths. Hooking is as human as
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India: Mosques Welcome Hindu Devotees Looking For Shelter After Squalls Disrupt Ujjain Kumbh Fair
“Stories of people helping each other, always home to humanity. We are made to respect the otherness of others, most
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A Pakistani-turned-Texan breaks down 6 misconceptions Americans have about Muslims
Kudos to Zulfi Ahmed for such a fine article. What religion teaches and what people do are two different things.
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Interfaith Dialogue for Beginners – Monotheists v Polytheists
I will be writing a series of short dialogues that take place between individuals when they meet for the first
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California Text Books, History, Hinduism and Islam
Every group has a right to defend their heritage, and we all should support each other in putting the history
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Can Christians and Muslims Co-exist – Symposium Report 1 of 2
San Antonio, TX, Saturday, February 27, 2916 — Pastor Charles Flowers of Faith outreach center called on Christians and Muslims
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An Pluralist’s Republic Day Message To Indian Americans
I am proud of the pluralistic ethos of my motherland, India and my homeland, America. It is a pleasure to
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Interfaith Language (Shouting v Chanting)
Interfaith Language | http://FoundationforPluralism.blogspot.com As a Pluralist (i.e., respecting the otherness of others) my ears are trained to be sensitive.