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How does Dialogue empower us to live by the Golden Rule? (Text to Self…

- - - - Interfaith dialogue also relates back to the Catholic social teachings, specifically the rule of solidarity. The rule of solidarity focuses on loving our neighbors despite our differences. We must remember that we are all one big family and that the race, nationality, religion, ideological, etc. must not divide us; it must unite us. Interfaith dialogue must be used in order for this division to not take place, and instead allow our communication and listening skills to come in place to try and understand the other party.
        
        Finally, interfaith dialogue amongst youth also brings in the ground rule for living together in a diverse community. The Church's call tries to inform us that we must live with each other in peace. In order to do so, we must follow certain ground rules in order to not create any disruption in the peace. The rule by which we must respect the faith and religion of others is incredibly important in this case because it teaches us to appreciate and understand the sacred faiths of others instead of hating and bashing it. Another important rule that helps in fulfilling the Church's call is recognizing the importance of religion. Us as human beings must come to understand that the cause of war and violence is not religion, but humans. In order to avoid violence and war, we must learn to respect one another as human beings and put aside our differences in order to live in unison and peace instead of hate and violence.
- - - - Where: I use this type of dialogue in private setting because, a deep conversation for me, must be intimate and a private setting is necessary for this. When the set includes just me and the other individual, it guarantees that no interruptions will take place, allowing me to easily take in what the other person is trying to tell me. For example, there was a time where I and a friend were talking about our beliefs in a coffee shop. However because the shop was filled, it made way for interruptions to occur, taking away the meaningfulness and importance of the conversation.