RT Article
T1 Interreligious Dialogue Includes Listening to Secular Voices
JF Toronto journal of theology
VO 32
IS 2
SP 363
OP 368
A1 Baum, Gregory 1923-2017
LA English
YR 2016
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1961118645
AB In this article I present several reasons why interreligious dialogue should include secular thinkers concerned with religion. Pope Benedict xvi appears to agree. In 2004, he engaged in a public dialogue with Habermas, in 2007 he quoted Adorno and Habermas in his encyclical Spes salvi, and in 2008 he fostered dialogue with secular thinkers by founding the Courtyard of the Gentiles in Rome, a reference to a courtyard in the Jerusalem Temple open to non-Jewish visitors.
K1 Courtyard of the Gentiles
K1 Habermas-Ratzinger dialogue
K1 dialogue between believers and non-believers
K1 Interreligious Dialogue
DO 10.3138/tjt.4156