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This blog forms part of a series examining how different faith traditions embrace or reject the Divine Feminine in their teachings and representation of The Divine.
'It's easy to mock interfaith work as sipping cups of tea and sharing samosas, but the truth is that itโs a long graft', writes Laura Marks, co-founder of Jewish-Muslim women network's Nisa-Nashim
Reflecting on antisemitism and religious pluralism in the run up to Christmas.
Exploring how we can work towards building a more peaceful world!
In the second part of a series, Matt explores his Christian-Sufi interfaith journey. Discover what he's learnt and what's inspired him along this path.
Following recent events in Sweden, Elizabeth Arif-Fear discusses why we need to promote inter-communal dialogue to fight hatred and division.
In the first of a series, Matt explores his Christian-Sikh interfaith journey. Discover what he's learnt and what's inspired him along this path.
Liz Arif-Fear reflects on the teachings on Sikhism, following her visit to a local gurdwara.
Matt Pointon reviews โIs God Good to Women?โ by Michelle Guinness.
Elizabeth Arif-Fear explores practical ways you can engage in interfaith dialogue to promote social cohesion in your local community.
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