Overcoming Interreligious Prejudice And Discrimination For Young People

Abstrak

Interreligious dialogue has long been a concern of the Catholic Church. Digital technology has provided benefits for interreligious dialogue as well as forming prejudice and encouraging discrimination for certain groups against adherents of other religions. Young people are part of this phenomenon. This paper focuses on efforts to overcome prejudice and discrimination among young people for their future and interreligious peace. The findings of this paper are that the four forms of dialogue initiated by the Catholic Church are rooted in the interreligious community by developing digital communities as a practical means to build brotherhood and social friendship. The practical implication is that communities can develop digitalization of communities with four models of dialogue.