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Spiritual Revolution: The Challenge for the 21st Century

reisu-l-ulema-dr-mustafa-cericThere is an old saying that God Almighty has created three kinds of beings: angels with reason but without passion; animals with passion but without reason; and men with reason and with passion. If passion prevails over reason, then animals are better than men, but if reason prevails over passion, then men are better than angels. Nearly two centuries ago the German philosopher Immanuel Kant predicted that eventually the world order would come about... 

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Who is the 'Other' today?

enes_karicVery deep is the well of past when it comes to the dynamics of the relationship between "us" and "the others". Practically, in the past the roots of both "us" and the "others" have existed. History can be read in a way that detects the dynamics between us and the others. It is equally possible to detect many factors that were crucial in the making of the binary viewpoint that created and constituted "us" and "the others". 

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ECRL: Religions for Peace issues a declaration on Advancing Human Dignity – through human rights and traditional values

ECRL-membersThis declaration made at our first meeting in Russia, is in continuity with previous declarations of the European Council of Religious Leaders. It continues our work to further interreligious dialogue and a culture of peace

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A Statement by the IRGC marking the 16th Anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide

IRGC-logoThe IRGC is appreciative of the fact that the Canadian Parliament has adopted a resolution commemorating and honoring all the victims of the Srebrenica Genocide. It is a noble and important gesture that the Canadian Parliament has made in calling on all Canadians to commemorate appropriately the anniversary of the Srebrenica Genocide.

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Reisu-l-ulema's speech at UN

res-njujork-juni-2011-1Without question the last century was the bloodiest century in modern history, far more violent in relative as well as absolute terms than any previous era. That 20th century was unprecedentedly violent may seem paradoxical. After all, the last hundred years were a time of unparalleled progress. For my country, Bosnia and Herzegovina, though the 20th century

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