We have family members in different places and with expanding relationships. And we are connected by the media. We need to be open to being reshaped by the overall context we are a part of. And, she said, one way for individuals to learn more about their own tradition is to dialogue with believers from other perspectives. Learning from others is a way of holding up and strengthening our own faith.
Conflict is likely, but it is important to stay with it.
Another important context for pluralism is the area of social justice, she said, in areas such as homelessness, the environment, peace and justice. We have to work together. Pgre created by Kyle Barger Copyright LTSP 1996-2000.