If we come together with other religions and faiths and take the time to truly converse with one another about our differences, we will be able build a deeper understanding about why we should appreciate them instead of hating them. This is very alike the meeting that Pope John II held with the different religious leaders around the world. Involving ourselves with different dialogues, it will allow us to appreciate not only our cultural and religious differences but identification differences as well (what you identify as). In the article, not a single type of dialogue was used except for dialogue of action. This is evident because a reporter is expressing how continuing to promote Islamophobia can be very dangerous. This will create a large division society and make it a lot more difficult to create and cherish community relations. The article is expressing the importance to such hatred as it will eventually lead to a very dangerous society and end

This negativity is framed within the construct that Muslims are dangerous people and creates a "them vs. us" mentality that can be highly damaging for community relations.

Now is the time for action to reverse this trend, and as Mehdi Hasan suggests, "sanctions for dishonest and demonizing press coverage of Muslims" might be one way to ensure that we start to see a balanced coverage that does not demonize or stereotype Muslims.

M: the presence and/or support of various cultures and ethnic group within a society

A: the action of being suitable to be submitted within a group

T: the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behaviour that two parties may not necessarily agree on

E: the principle or aim of promoting unity among the world's Christian churches

1. all abrahamic religions are monotheistic, show devotion through prayer, essential pairing of male and female, adultery is forbidden, forbids premarital sex, masturbation, and homosexual acts, promotion of peace, promotion of social justice, promotion of love, compassion, and acceptance

The 7 dimension that Ninian Smart created had the purpose of focusing on how these dimensions of religion vary in importance. These dimensions all play a major role in religion in general. Ninian Smart created these dimensions to avoid defining religion all together as a way to emphasize the aspects that will always be present in religion. For example, rituals will always be a part of all religions. Rituals are a way for the followers to show their devotion and love to their God.

All of these aspects explained below show how there should be no reason to discriminate other religions because they all promote the same basic teaching of peace, social justice, and respect. Not only that, these similarities are what should unite us and unify us as a whole community; not what divides us.

Followers from different religions can participate in meetings organized by their religious leaders and engage in dialogue with one another to gain a deep understanding and appreciation of other religions as well as their own faith. When participating in dialogue, they should feel content and understanding that the different religion of the opposite party allows the individual to happily lead their life by following the teaching of their religion. Knowing that a religion other then their own can have the same effect on others as it does on themselves. This is a blessing that should be appreciated, not hate on. To be able to have a wide variety of religions to believe is a beautiful thing that we are able to choose from birth. Being able to follow that specific religion without being discriminated against and hated on is something even more beautiful that we as the human race has yet to achieve.

As mentioned before, the dimensions of religion that Smart came up with was not made to define religion as a whole but rather focus on the dimensions that it's made up of and the importance that they each hold.

Examples: The Catholics have the crucifix and the Ganges River in India holds special and spiritual meaning to Hindus

We as a family on earth can promote peace in the world with followers of other religions by engaging in dialogue with one another. By doing so, we are letting down our wall of ignorance and allowing newfound appreciation and understanding to fill our minds. We are able to introduce ourselves to the beautiful differences that allow us to develop love and compassion instead of hatred and violence. We will be able to understand that these differences are not hideous aspects of others but instead beautiful aspects that make each and every one of us unique. By constantly hating and discriminating against other religions and races, we are slowly diminishing the wonderful world that our ancestors built up for us. For the well-being of humanity, we must set aside our hateful beliefs and start turning them into reasons as to why we should love one another.

Like the article about Islamophobia, by constantly sending hatred towards a religious group, we are turning the current society into a more and more dangerous place to reside in. We must stop labeling our articles and newscasts with words that send hate and instead, promote ways that we can create and send peace. The mindset of labeling and judging is a mindset that we must crush because it is clearly turning the world into a terrible place to live.

Relating back to the article, by gathering the individuals of different religions together, we can crush the hate against religious groups. Something such as Islamophobia will no longer be an issue and will also put a stop to the spreading of hatred and start a journey towards peace.