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Speeches
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J. Birdi: Address to 32nd International Leadership Conference
- Sunday, August 26, 2018
If religious and faith leaders are seen talking to one another, sitting with one another and sharing a meal with one another, then that will have a very positive effect on members of their congregation and also on other people who see this happening. Cooperation amongst religious leaders is very important and has to take place at an international, national and local level for there to be peace at all these levels.
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J. Asshiddiqie: Address to 32nd International Leadership Conference
- Sunday, August 26, 2018
The mode of relations between religion and state as it is applied in Indonesia [is]based on the philosophy of Pancasila, which recognizes as its first principle the Oneness of God, that is, the universal God belongs to every religious group in the country. The relationship between the state and religion in Indonesia is more than just friendly; it is also brotherly, fraternal. In Indonesia, the government has as its duty and interest to help and to strengthen all religious groups.
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Y. Miyake: Address to 32nd International Leadership Conference
- Sunday, August 26, 2018
I have attended more than 200 international conferences over the past 40 years and more than 1,000 interfaith meetings in Japan. However … it is hard to say that notable results have been obtained. The answer is easy. In short, it arises from a lack of knowledge of the religious leaders who attend meetings of this kind. Of course, I don’t mean to say that they lack insight into the faith to which they themselves belong; in that case their insight is extremely good, whether it be an archbishop, an imam or a guru. The lack of knowledge that I point out here refers to other religions to which you do not belong, or a religion that is denied by your religion.
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S. Jaju: Address to 32nd International Leadership Conference
- Sunday, August 26, 2018
The world transformation cycle is moving at very rapid pace. Social circumstances are also changing day by day. We usually call it development but in such a situation, man is trapped in a severe storm. Outwardly physical and economic progress is seen only when many resources and amenities are being amalgamated.
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I. Alimohamed: Address to 32nd International Leadership Conference
- Sunday, August 26, 2018
I find inspiration in a quote from the Gospel of St. Luke: “The Kingdom of Heaven is within you.” (Luke 17:21) The guidance here is that through meditation and prayer, you will understand the Creator’s purpose in life for you and you will be at peace with yourself. When there is peace within you, you will be at peace with others.
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S. Moulana: Address to 32nd International Leadership Conference
- Sunday, August 26, 2018
“The point I’m making here, and what I’ve also come to learn more about over the course of this conference, is the absolute necessity to address and combat extremist ideology from its very inception.”
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G. Friday: Address to Latin America Summit 2018
- Saturday, August 4, 2018
The goal of creating a world that aspires to achieving peace across nations and religions is a noble aspiration worthy of our best efforts, individually and collectively. It is good that this conference has committed itself to that goal.
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M. Islam: Address to Latin America Summit 2018
- Saturday, August 4, 2018
Everyone wants to live in peace. Every child should be born in peace. Peace is our birthright. But peace does not exist anymore.
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T. Walsh: Speech to the Latin America Summit Conference 2018
- Friday, August 3, 2018
The Latin America Summit 2018 is a great and golden opportunity.
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R. Shankar: Address to Latin America Summit 2018
- Friday, August 3, 2018
It is good that we come together, not only as people of faith but more so as responsible global citizens of this beautiful planet earth, to discuss such important issues as peace, interdependence, mutual prosperity and universally shared values, pertaining to the well-being and welfare of humankind.
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D. Burton: Address to Latin America Summit 2018
- Friday, August 3, 2018
When we launched IAPP in the United States, Dr. Moon spoke to the United States Congress and she offered an important challenge to those who represent the citizens of their districts. She acknowledged that the critical problems we all face in our countries and throughout the world could not be solved with human means alone. Dr. Moon was clear that we must seek God’s help and work together beyond boundaries for the highest purposes.
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H.J.H. Moon: Founder’s Address to the Latin America Summit Conference 2018
- Friday, August 3, 2018
We need to preserve and save our beautiful planet, which God, the original owner, created.