human rights | interfaith | humanity
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.
Matt Pointon shares his experience of living in Vietnam and understanding what faith means across different traditions.
A look at the representation of God and the Divine Feminine amongst the Dharmic faiths (Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism and Jainism).
Matt Pointon reflects on the meaning of pilgrimage as a Christian, following an interfaith tour of Pakistan.
How can we prevent discrimination, ethnic cleansing and genocide through faith-based approaches to human rights, including developing (better) interfaith relations?
As we reflect on Holocaust Memorial Day, let us remember that we have more in common and reflect on how to stand in solidarity with others
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