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    <title>The necessity of inter-faith diplomacy : the Catholic/Muslim dialogue</title>
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    <summary type="text">Title: The necessity of inter-faith diplomacy : the Catholic/Muslim dialogue
Abstract: What I have to say today is somewhat personal, but also&#xD;
theological. It is personal since I had had to learn a lot in the past&#xD;
few years about interreligious dialogue. It is also theological, since&#xD;
what I have to say will draw upon important research projects of the&#xD;
Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at the University of Southern&#xD;
California. I am the president of that Institute. Our fundamental&#xD;
purpose is to support the research of scholars from many disciplines&#xD;
and faith traditions from around the world who wish to deepen&#xD;
their understanding of Catholic intellectual traditions and life. The&#xD;
Institute is, then, committed to ecumenical and interfaith research,&#xD;
dialogue and conversation.
Description: The First Sheridan-Campbell Lecture given at the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies Malta, May 20th, 2011</summary>
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