Movement for a Global Ethic: An Interreligious Dialogue Interfaith and her sister-in-law Sandi Billingslea

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Movement for a Global Ethic: An Interreligious Dialogue Interfaith and her sister-in-law Sandi BillingsleaEdited by Leonard Swidler, PhD The Global Ethic is the set of basic principles of right and wrong which in fact are found in all the major, and not so major, religions and ethical systems of the world, past and present. It does not go beyond the existing commonalities. However, this de facto existing broad basic agreement on ethical principles, unfortunately, is largely unknown by most religious and ethical persons. If they were aware of this