Interfaith Dialogue and Ecumenism

• Daniel Andrés Zambrano

  Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences Ecuador

This dossier invites reflection on possible paths for building ecumenical dialogue within religious and ecclesial contexts. Drawing on biblical, communal, youth, women’s, and Eucharistic perspectives, the authors offer significant insights that guide the shaping of these paths, recognizing in the other a key partner for the consolidation of the peace processes that our society urgently demands.

In this sense, readers are invited to critically analyze and engage in dialogue with the proposals presented here, with the aim of continuing to contribute, through religious reflection, to the building of a more just, reconciled, and peaceful society.

1. Daniel Andrés Zambrano, Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences Ecuador

   Candidato a Doctor en Historia de los Andes por la Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, sede Quito.

   Magíster en Sociología por la Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, sede Quito.

   Magíster en Historia por la Universidad del Valle, Cali

   Teólogo de la Fundación Universitaria Bautista, Cali

   Docente y director de Investigaciones de la Fundación Universitaria Bautista

   Becario de FLACSO, Ecuador

   Líneas de investigación;

   Historia de la Prensa y de la Edición

   Vida asociativa y sociabilidades intelectuales

   Sociología histórica del Estado nacional

   Construcción de la opinión pública

• Presentación (Spanish)

• 2024-12-01 (2)
• 2024-12-01 (1)

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