12 articles in this issue
- Editorial Introduction – Inter-Religious and Inter-Convictional Dialogue: Overview of a Dialogical Process and Its Products Paul Weller | Pages: 7-21
- Christians and Dialogue: An Opinion Piece Michael Taylor | Pages: 11-24
- Muslims and Dialogue: The Value of Inter-Convictional Approaches in ‘Coming to Common Terms’ Sariya Cheruvallil-Contractor | Pages: 25-41
- Jews and Dialogue Jacqueline Tabick | Pages: 42-58
- Humanists and Dialogue: Why the Non-religious must be Included Jeremy Rodell | Pages: 59-79
- Hindus and Dialogue: Implications of using Dialogic Structure in Expressing Philosophy Ramesh Pattni, Abhijit Mandal | Pages: 80-103
- Sikhs and Dialogue: The Place of Dialogue in Sikhism: ‘As Long as We are in this World, O Nanak, We Should Listen and Talk to Others’ Pashaura Singh | Pages: 104-124
- Buddhists and Dialogue: Interreligious Dialogue and Buddhist-Christian Social Action Phil Henry | Pages: 125-143
- Pagans and Dialogue: Pagans in Interreligious and Interconvictional Dialogue Prudence Jones | Pages: 144-165
- Book Review: Paul Weller, Fethullah Gülen’s Teaching and Practice: Inheritance, Context, and Interactive Development (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2022) Martin Whittingham | Pages: 166-173
- Book Review: Love and the Human: An Extended Review of Paul Weller, Fethullah Gülen’s Teaching and Practice. Inheritance, Context, and Interactive Development (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2022) Paul S. Fiddes | Pages: 174-183
- Book Review: Paul Weller: Hizmet in Transitions: European Developments of a Turkish-Muslim Inspired Movements (London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2022) Jørgen Nielsen | Pages: 184-189