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HWPL: World Interfaith meetings held in Bahrain and Jordan for peace, coexistence, harmony

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  Peace and Harmony observed at WARP Office in UN Interfaith Harmony Week

World Interfaith meetings held in Bahrain and Jordan for peace, coexistence, harmony

Manama, Bahrain/ Amman, Jordan - The first week of February was unanimously adopted as a World Interfaith Harmony Week by the UN on October 20, 2010. In this week, all groups from different faiths participate in worldwide peace event which is held from every corner of world to enhance mutual understanding, harmony and cooperation. Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light(HWPL) holds peace dialogue of World Alliance of Religions’ Peace (‘WARP’) Office concurrently in 12 countries such as Asia, Africa, America, Europe, the Middle East and Oceania.

The 5th Jordan and 8th Bahrain WARP offices were held at the same time. Various religious leaders had a time to compare each other’s scriptures under the main topic. In Jordan, Catholic and Islamic religious leaders discussed under the title of “Prophesy written in the scripture” and tried to find a way for keeping prophesies written in each scripture in order to leave peace as an inheritance for future generations. It was notable that all religious leaders signed peace agreement for cessation of war and world peace showing their role of each religion in establishing world peace.

At the same day, in Bahrain, Religious leaders of Hinduism, Judaism, Orthodox and Sikhism participated in WARP Office at Bahrain Association for Religious Coexistence & Tolerance office. They had a time to discuss and share their perspectives under the topic of “The end of the age” based on their religious scripture to find an answer for peace in religion. After all programs, the all religious leaders decided to become one in advance any other people for achieving peace and took group photos holding their hands.