Competing Narratives in the Netherlands

  • On May 12, 2015
By Cornelis van der Kooi It seems an unfavorable time to be discussing interfaith dialogue and mission. Throughout the world we encounter unrest about the situation in the Middle East, where the announcement of a caliphate has captured the hearts and imaginations of many of the younger generation in the region. The prospects for the […]
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Dialogue in Egypt: From the Elite to the Street

  • On March 7, 2015
  • Africa, Copts, Egypt, Islam
By Tharwat Wahba Muslims and Christians have lived together in Egypt for fourteen centuries, and their interactions have taken a variety of expressions across the spectrum, from hostility to dialogue. However, what has happened in the last four years is a departure from historical practices. After January 2011, Christian-Muslim dialogue witnessed dramatic changes that transformed […]
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We exist to create space for evangelical seminary professors and practitioners to dialogue about the dynamics, challenges, practices, and theology surrounding interfaith work, while remaining faithful to the gospel of Jesus and his mission for his Church.
FALL 2014

Evangelical Interfaith Dialogue Fall 2014The essays in this edition of the journal address the following question: what is the relationship between interfaith dialogue and Christian mission? The essays reflect contributions from authors on six continents. The images by photographer Mark Kauzlarich (on the front and back covers) of Coptic Christians in Egypt remind us of the contextual rootedness of the Christian faith as well as the various realities communities face around the world.

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