Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue

We need to pay special attention to the problems and explore measures to solve them.

We must not accuse and prejudice other religions, ethnicities, individuals or groups.

One way is to engage in interfaith and intercultural dialogue. Dialogue is not debate.

Dialogue is about learning how to listen, critical thinking and respect.

It’s about having the broad-mindedness to accept differences. In the terminology of Pancasila, we call it deliberation.

Do not be easily to be provoked. We must try to know in advance the true purpose of those who try to provoke us.

We need to boost our understanding of our national motto Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (Unity in Diversity) and we need more people to implement dialogue to achieve peace.