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„Jednakowe słowo” dla chrześcijan i muzułmanów
Modras, Krzysztof (Częstochowskie Wydawnictwo Archidiecezjalne „Regina Poloniae”, 2015)
Religious pluralism creates relationships with God and socio-cultural ties specific to any religion. Despite the complexity of these relationships, religions seek a common ground. It cannot be the irrefutable theological basis or a recognizing the own religion as the surest path to God and salvation, but common values, such as moral values, social justice, peace, human dignity and common prayer. Among these values, Islam proposes as the basis for agreement, „A Common Word” between Christians and Muslims, which is the love of the One God and the love of the neighbor. Another common value is the wisdom of God, who reveals Himself to man, through various forms of „incarnation”: word, book, law, or even the body. Man has always searched for a way to un derstand as fully as possible the Word of God and to have access to the unfathomable treasures of divine wisdom. The best way to understand the nature of God does not seem to be intellectual cognitive abilities of man, but the way of love.