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The Vatican Official in Charge of Interreligious Dialogue Rejects the Notion that Visiting Mosques Implies Religious Relativism – INFOVATICANA
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Cardinal George Jacob Koovakad, Prefect of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue, has argued that papal visits to mosques, synagogues, and other non-Christian places of worship should not be interpreted as a form of religious relativism or as equating all religions. He made this statement in an interview with AdVaticanum, in which he addressed some of the most debated issues surrounding the interreligious dialogue promoted by the Holy See.
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