Interfaith Dialogue: the source book

"Finally someone has shown how the world religions can work together for the common good. It’s about time!"

Yes it’s true that many wars and conflicts have started over religion. Now here’s an electronic book that shows you how purposeful inter-religious dialogue can actually bring about peace.

The product of 25 years of research and practice, What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith Dialogue, is a comprehensive ebook that covers virtually every aspect of dialogue between diverse religious groups.

What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith Dialogue covers a range of practical and philosophical issues supplemented by anecdotal information. For example, it shows you –

In the shadow of the September 11 disasters, interest in interfaith dialogue boomed. So when Beliefnet.com – the world’s foremost website dedicated to faith-related issues – decided to launch online dialogue in October 2001, they asked for permission to excerpt segments from What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith Dialogue. And they asked me, as author, to moderate a dialogue group online.

Over the years, police and judicial authorities have called upon me to assist in the resolution of inter-religious conflicts and for expert testimony. I am frequently contacted by faith communities, schools and interfaith groups seeking assistance with operational issues and religious conflict resolution.

I wrote the book because I see a lot of mistakes in how people approach dialogue and because there is no other book that explains the how-to’s of interfaith dialogue. In the book, I propose to you an exclusive technique that I call the ‘willing suspension of belief’. . . It works. So, if a devout Jew is meeting with a pious Muslim, the technique shows how you build genuine bridges of understanding and unity between them.

Traditionally interfaith dialogue groups have been hard to set up, difficult to sustain, and dogged by religious and personality conflicts. Frequently they do little more than spend hundreds of hours simply talking. But your group can accomplish much, much more — if you follow the basic ground rules outlined in my ebook.

Since it was first made available on the web, scores of local interfaith initiatives from North Carolina to the Netherlands have successfully applied its lessons to launch working interfaith groups.

Every dialogue group sooner or later faces a major challenge that can lead to a rift. Will you know how to handle it? My ebook shows you what to do in every situation . . .

Written in an accessible style, What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith Dialogue shows you how to overcome basic differences to ensure the longevity and productivity of an interfaith dialogue group.

So many dialogue groups grind to a halt because of group politics, differences in approach, or because they have no sense of what they can do other than just talk. This book addresses and answers all of these issues.

You’ll come away with knowledge of the diplomatic tools required to start and conduct successful interfaith or inter-denominational dialogue. It will help you to build bridges of understanding, resolve conflicts, and identify problems before they develop.

· The Law of Vermilion and Scarlet – understanding why some faith groups don’t seem to get along. . . and how to change it

I’ve established and worked with numerous interfaith organizations. I’ve helped them get moving and achieve grand objectives – even when the tasks seemed daunting and the participants were few at the outset.

So whether you are new to interfaith dialogue or you’ve been in the field for years, What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith Dialogue…is a critical tool to help you work in harmony with people of other faiths.

It’s an entertaining, fast-paced reference text supplemented with additional useful anecdotal information. It touches on virtually every situation and challenge you’ll encounter in interfaith dialogue. Nearly 70,000-words (equal in length to a typical 250-300-page hardcover work), it’s an exhaustive sourcebook and a manual of diplomacy and tact.

What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith Dialogue is available only online. So when you click on the link below, you’ll be taken to a secure order page for your credit card information. We use a secure third-party processing company so your ordering information is kept completely confidential — only the processing company and your credit card company access the information.

Your order is processed immediately, and you’ll get a receipt for your purchase with a transaction number and a link to where you can download your book right away.

The whole process takes just a few minutes, so you could be reading the book less than 10-minutes from right now.

What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith Dialogue… comes with a complete money-back guarantee. Read the book cover to cover and try the approaches. If the information in the book isn’t helpful to you — I’ll refund your money, and you can keep the book.

For me, interfaith dialogue has always been about working together and creating unity and genuine understanding. By practicing dialogue, we deny a victory to those who would attempt to use religion to divide all of humanity.

PS – If you or your group get stuck, or need private counsel I’ve included my phone number and contact information in the book so you can call on me for answers. Read more…

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