What is the premise of the interfaith movement?

Answer by  Audrey86 (261)

The interfaith movement focuses less on specific beliefs and doctrines and is more concerned about tolerance and unity between people of different religions. It is gaining popularity.

Answer by  grubbgidge (38)

The interfaith movement is a clear recognition that we live in a "small" world and that toleration and cooperation among the various faiths are imperative for survival of all religions.

Answer by  jreidmds (221)

The basic, uniting thought is that all religious movements regardless of docrinal differences are based on a spiritual faith that transends this physical world.

Answer by  Lordschild (1398)

It is a movement to bring together people of all religious beliefs for a better understanding of each other. Immigration has put people of diverse beliefs living and working together and this effort is to bring them closer. The beginning of this idea dates back to 1893 in Chicago.