Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. Involving more than one religion
Etymologies
- inter- + religious (Wiktionary)
Examples
“I hope the Pope's words will inspire the moderates to go to bat for the notion of interreligious dialogue.”
“Unfortunately my parents do not like the idea of interreligious dating and marriage, and dont believe it will work out.”
“However, we do not wish to leave the impression that interreligious marriage is equally fine with everyone.”
“Indeed, interreligious relationships are so common that most Americans probably pay them little mind, and consider them unremarkable.”
“By any standard, this bodes well for interreligious relations.”
“In this respect, interreligious contact is qualitatively different from contact with people of different races and, arguably, of different socioeconomic backgrounds.”
“We expect that religious diversity within social networks—religious bridging—will foster greater interreligious acceptance.”
“Furthermore, if we can see the effects of interreligious friendships, and over only a single year at that, it is also reasonable to assume that interreligious marriages have a far more potent effect.”
“While not every religion escapes hostility, interreligious tensions are far more muted today than in the America of yesterday or in many other nations today.”
“While religious divisions exist, including some latent interreligious tensions, we should not overstate the capacity of religion to cause tension or division.”
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