COMPARATIVE RELIGION
Comparative religion is the study of different religious systems, exploring their beliefs, rituals, and practices to identify both commonalities and differences. It examines various traditions such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and others, seeking to understand how religions shape and reflect cultures, worldviews, and spiritual experiences. This field promotes deeper insights into the nature of religion and its impact on society, often blending philosophy, history, and anthropology in its approach.
BUILDING BRIDGES
It encourages dialogue, dispels stereotypes, and unites people in addressing global challenges like poverty and climate change. By embracing diversity, we create inclusive societies that respect human dignity and freedom of belief. These connections strengthen communities, enhance cooperation, and contribute to a more harmonious and empathetic world where different faiths can coexist peacefully.
