Christian and Muslim Reconciliation in the Context of Refugee Care in Jordan
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April 23, 2016Metadata
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Introduction
Reasoning behind the questions
Syrian civil war: a brief history
Islam: an historical tale of peace and violence
Christianity: a historical tale of peace and violence
The power of storytelling
Interfaith dialogue
Acts of justice and kindness
Love and reconciliation in both religious traditions
Diminishing Muslim extremism
Arab Christianity
Jordan’s initiative in Islamic and Christian collaboration
Examining the pros and cons between grassroots faith-based organizations
Religious refugee care in Jordan as it shifts from the camps urban areas
Conclusion
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