Which of the directives(commandments) in “The Dialogue Decalogue” would be the most difficult for you to put into practice if you participated in a dialogue
Please answer these questions without reference to any specific religious tradition (your own or any other other). Do not mention whether you are or not religious or involved in a religious community.
1. Which of the directives(commandments) in “The Dialogue Decalogue” would be the most difficult for you to put into practice if you participated in a dialogue with a person from a religious tradition other than your own (or any religious tradition, if you are not religious yourself)? Give the number and a short explanation for your choice.
2. Which of the directives in “The Dialogue Decalogue” would be the easiest for you to put into practice if you participated in a dialogue with a person from a religious tradition other than your own (or any religious tradition, if you are not religious yourself)? Give the number and a short explanation for your choice.
3. a. Discuss the implications for starting dialogues on subjects where there is likely agreement, rather than ones where there is likely difference, for example, Christians claim that God is three persons in one God, and Jews and Muslims insist on the Oneness.
b. Discuss the advantaged and disadvantages of comparing the virtues (certain practices or rituals) of one group versus the vices (certain practices or rituals) of another
4. Choose one of the following:
Answer preview Which of the directives(commandments) in “The Dialogue Decalogue” would be the most difficult for you to put into practice if you participated in a dialogue
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