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A Buddhist Perspective On The Importance Of Dialogue
Those of us from the United Kingdom, old enough to remember Bob Hoskins’ British Telecom adverts, will recall that “It’s good to talk.” Naturally, BT wanted us all to spend hours on the phone, to our friends, our family, in … Continue reading
Posted in Interfaith Dialogue, Philosophy, Theology
Tagged buddhism, cancer, communication, compassion, conversation, family, interfaith dialogue, nichiren buddhism, Philosophy, sickness, violence, war, wisdom
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The September 11th Industry
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the September 11th attacks onNew York and other sites on the eastern seaboard of theUnited States. There are those today who shall feel the particular pain of a loved one or loved ones lost … Continue reading
Human Rights and the Demands of Peace
We are reminded again today of the terrible human rights abuses perpetrated by Great Britain and the United States of America and their allies in the ongoing ‘war on terror’ in Afghanistan and Iraq. In todays copy of the Guardian … Continue reading
Islamophobia and the Western Media
Saturday is the day when many Dubliners, like myself, venture out into the belly of the city to purchase the necessary victuals and household products for the coming week. As is my custom on Saturdays, I went into the Liberties … Continue reading
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Tagged afghanistan, dialogue, iraq, islam, islamic, islamism, islamophobia, orientalism, Politics, religion, war
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