What is it about?
Of the five global interfaith movements extant, the IF20, by establishing a network of existing interfaith networks has ensured that international strategies for applied dialogue can be effective in national arenas. Three case studies in Canada are provided.
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Why is it important?
International interreligious dialogues are often restricted to intellectual exercises. This chapter demonstrates that through a global network of networks, those dialogues may issue in effective action for "the mending of the world."
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This chapter is the capstone of a life's work dedicated to the principle that world religions, intersecting with global politics, create a nexus from which the religious impulses might reach beyond their intrinsic meaning and values to change international discourse.
Professor Emeritus James Taylor Christie
University of Winnipeg
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This page is a summary of: National Actions in the International IF20 Network of Networks, July 2025, De Gruyter,
DOI: 10.1163/9789004734470_012.
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