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Friday, March 17, 2006

14:55 - Roots.

Have you ever visited Jerusalem? Well, if you want to understand Monotheism that's an experience that must be done.
Although different, the three religions have lived and interacted together throughout time, until our days.
Knowing each other is more than simply a kind gesture: is understanding how our own faith has developed and why in specific circumstances, specific choices have been made.
Here a site on Jewish history that looks very interesting: it's a database of links selected by people at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. It contains scriptural references as well.
I'll be looking for something similar for Christianity and Islam.


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