Essay: Americans accept people of other faiths, but there’s room to grow
In an article first published on Religion News Service, CHRIS WALSH, director of global policy at the George W Bush Institute, and WILLIAM MCKENZIE, a senior editorial adviser at the institute, say that as members of a pluralistic society we are called to meet, discuss and even disagree about faith…
Indonesia’s tradition of religious pluralism under “severe threat”, says report
Indonesia’s tradition of religious pluralism is under “severe threat” with religious minorities increasingly fearful of rising intolerance, according to a new report from religious freedom advocacy Christian Solidarity Worldwide. The report, which comes after CSW representatives visited the country in May, said the country’s “reputation as a role-model of a moderate, tolerant and democratic Muslim […]