This essay seeks to explain the role of some aspects of Paul Ricoeur’s philosophy such as the understanding of oneself and the openness to others as the main part of the current debate about interreligious dialogue. The aim of this paper is to consider ways to compare different positions and beliefs, without unilateral or violent attitudes that belong to different religions. In this respect it describes the paradigm of “translation” as a model of interreligious communication and shows that to achieve a true interreligious dialogue we need to learn to recognise diversity and as much as possible to make them part of ourselves.
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