Theological paradigms towards interreligious dialogue

Abstract

The text addresses the paths and presuppositions necessary for interreligious dialogue for Christianity based on the challenges of theology in a globalized world marked by intolerance, mistrust and prejudice. The question that guides the article is what are paradigms and presuppositions in interreligious dialogue? Dialogue brings the possibility of seeking peace and openness to the different, to the other. In the second part of this article we present the three theological paradigms that refer to religious pluralism: exclusivist, inclusivist and pluralist as models for interreligious dialogue within the scope of theology.