Is INTERFAITH dialogue valuable enough that your church would host speakers from other faith groups MONTHLY?

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Why or why not?

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ALOHA SPIRIT: I wouldn't expect you to give up your primary gathering. However, if a dialogue is important, it should be at least prominent. And frequent.

Answer 1

Leaders of my sect have invited leaders of other sects over quite often. Unfortunately not many other sects have responded.

We do not invite leaders of other sects, denominations, or religions to take up time in our regular worship services, though. During our worship services, we should study what we believe.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Well, I don't have a church.

I was a participant in Interfaith activities for over six years, though.

They are *very* worthwhile.

Answer 4

Our synagogue exchanges speakers with Christian pastors several times a year. That's more than enough for me!
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Answer 5

When will I be invited to speak at YOUR church to explain my views about the Bible?

Pastor Art

Answer 6

I think we have that at our college campus... I was planning on looking into it myself, to see what they're about...

Answer 7

there is only one faith