interfaith
Use Interfaith in a sentence
tərˈfeɪθ adjective
of, operating, or occurring between persons belonging to different religions: an interfaith service.
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| —adj | |
| relating to, between, or involving different religions: to forward interfaith relations | |
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Interfaith
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Example sentences
In the meantime, the outlook for this interfaith model appears positive if cautious.
If those who are developing it are truly interested in interfaith understanding and healing they would put it elsewhere.
Overall, this event was a great opportunity to highlight interfaith service and cooperation.
More recently, the festival began to commission interfaith and intercultural musical projects.
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