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Does the quest for religious identity, evident in many places around the world today, lead inevitably to opposition to other religious traditions? And how, in contexts of religious and cultural plurality, can we move beyond tolerance to positive respect between religions?

La quête de l'identité religieuse, qui se manifeste de nos jours dans tant de régions, conduit-elle inévitablement à s'opposer aux autres traditions religieuses? Dans des contextes de pluralisme religieux et culturel, comment pouvons-nous aller au-delà de la tolérance pour déboucher sur un vrai respect réciproque des religions?

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By Friedrich Degenhardt (*)

Par Friedrich Degenhardt (*)

"As custodians of an ancient spiritual heritage, Ethiopian Christianity has a unique contribution which is of central importance in Africa and to the ecumenical family world-wide," stated the general secretary of the World Council of Churches (WCC), Rev. Dr Samuel Kobia, during his first official visit to the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, 24-30 September 2005.

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By Gustavo Bonato (*)

Par Gustavo Bonato (*)