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Rev. D. Andrew Kille, Ph.D., is director of Interfaith Space in San Jose, developing and supporting interfaith relationships in the South Bay. He has lived in San Jose for 36 years, serving as a pastor, teacher, and religious leader deeply engaged in the changing face of ecumenical and interfaith dialogues. Send Andrew a message.

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Interfaith 101: Commandment #6- Don't assume disagreement

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009

SIXTH COMMANDMENT: Each participant must come to the dialogue with no hard-and-fast assumptions as to where the points of disagreement are. Rather,...
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Dalai Lama challenges Parliament attendees to action

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In a bit of unmistakable irony, the first sign that the Dalai Lama would soon be present at the Parliament of the World's Religions was the presence...
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Dealing with the dark side of religion

Why would anyone want to talk about the negative side of their religious tradition, especially in a room with...
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Lost and endangered religions

Imagine what it would be like to lose your scriptures- the Bible, the Qur'an, the Book of Mormon- and then...
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A world of possibilities

The program book for the Parliament of the World's Religions is the size of a small phone book- 8 1/2 inches...
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"Making a World of Difference": The Parliament begins

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A swirl of color and unfamiliar costume, bits of conversation in a dozen different languages, faces- dark and...
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Off to Melbourne for the Parliament of the World's Religions

People around the world are making their way to Melbourne, Australia, for nex week's Parliament of the World Religions. Held only every five years,...
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Interfaith 101: Commandment #5- Participants define themselves

FIFTH COMMANDMENT: Each participant must define himself. Only the Jew, for example, can define what it means to be a Jew. The rest can only describe...
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Fighting malaria in San Jose

Silicon Valley attracts any number of energetic, visionary young people from around the world, but Tim Brauhn and Hafsa Arain are not here to create a...
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Interfaith call to unity in response to Ft. Hood atrocity

The atrocity that took place on November 5 at Fort Hood, Texas, is a tragedy that has undoubtedly brought sadness, anger and grief to many of our...
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