Multi-faith Dialogues on Environmental Issues: Assessing some Multi-faith Dialogical Organizations and their Cooperative Actions for Environmental Sustainability

Abstract

The present study has two primary objectives, the first being a focus on why  the term “ multi-faith dialogue”  seems more relevant than “interfaith dialogue,” and the second being a short account of some relevant (semi) multi-faith dialogical initiatives and their related cooperative actions for ecological sustainability. By surveying the available resources, the current research attempts to ensure readers are familiar with activities largely unexplored by contemporary scholars. In so doing, it will enrich the current discourse on the environmental crisis in light of multi-faith dialogical and collaborative initiatives.