Interreligious Dialogue

Interreligious dialogue was established at the Second Vatican Council. This decision was sensible. The most important dialogue was and remains the dialogue between the Catholic Church and Muslims. Before and during the Council, many Muslim states threw off the yoke of colonialism. The colonial rulers were Christians. But also Catholics. For example, in the Maghreb. In the case of Algeria, it was particularly blatant. The French, Catholic colonial rulers exploited the entire country. Not only with the help of industry, but also through an almost feudal landowning caste. The condition for being an exploiter was the Catholic faith. The exploited were almost exclusively Muslims. After independence, the external France disappeared. The Catholic Church remained as an internal and external enemy. Something like this will probably now happen in

Gaza and the West Bank

happen

And now Pope

Francis the door to

Interreligious dialogue opened wide

When he said

What happened in Gaza is terror

The Zionists' actions are so blatant that they arouse considerable hatred among all Muslims, as well as Christians. Almost the entire world is awaiting the presidential elections in the United States.

We will use this time to prepare a dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Salafist jihadists.

Theoretical discussion

about the physical resurrection

and its logical consequence of

heavenly slave market

With special heft of Hakoah methods of slavery.

It is therefore advantageous to enter the precious metals trade

namely the trade in fire opal