This essay reconstructs six paradigms of associating Jewish-Christian dialogue with the encounter between Christians and Muslims: the so-called model of good neighbors, the model of Jewish-Christian relations, the Abraham model, the humanistic model, the monotheistic model and the framework of religious studies. These models are examined according to the following criteria: Do they foster the cooperation between Jews, Christians and Muslims? Do they emphasize theological arguments? Do they sufficiently discern the different grades of proximity and distance between them? The author advocates a model of Abrahamic hospitality, which means continuing the dialogues and inviting the "third" community to join each particular dialogue.

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Personen: Schröder, Bernd

Schlagwörter: Islam Judentum Christentum Interreligiöser Dialog Weltethos

Interessenkreis: Religionswissenschaft