Aloha!

[bobjig]

Hi there. I'm a 31 y/o guy from Stuttgart (the German one). Concerning my philosophical world view I'm a buddhist and may best be described as an agnostic or perhaps more precisely an "apatheist" if you like fancy words.

I'm looking for inter-religious dialogue; partly because I like to learn about different views but also because what you see (or hear, or read about) in the media are the fanatic/intolerant blokes when it comes to religious people (and sometimes also irreligious ones). I think I have a desire to chat with ordinary, friendly, non-fundamentalist Christians (and also Muslims, Jews, Hindus... for that matter) just to make sure that they are still the majority. ;-)

That's all for now. If you have questions - ask!

Bob

 

[evenifigoalone]

Welcome, bobjig! :waving

 

[God's_gift]

Hi there. I'm a 31 y/o guy from Stuttgart (the German one). Concerning my philosophical world view I'm a buddhist and may best be described as an agnostic or perhaps more precisely an "apatheist" if you like fancy words.

I'm looking for inter-religious dialogue; partly because I like to learn about different views but also because what you see (or hear, or read about) in the media are the fanatic/intolerant blokes when it comes to religious people (and sometimes also irreligious ones). I think I have a desire to chat with ordinary, friendly, non-fundamentalist Christians (and also Muslims, Jews, Hindus... for that matter) just to make sure that they are still the majority. ;-)

That's all for now. If you have questions - ask!

Bob

Hi welcome to the christian forums

 

[pdpilgrim78]

Hi there. I'm a 31 y/o guy from Stuttgart (the German one). Concerning my philosophical world view I'm a buddhist and may best be described as an agnostic or perhaps more precisely an "apatheist" if you like fancy words.

I'm looking for inter-religious dialogue; partly because I like to learn about different views but also because what you see (or hear, or read about) in the media are the fanatic/intolerant blokes when it comes to religious people (and sometimes also irreligious ones). I think I have a desire to chat with ordinary, friendly, non-fundamentalist Christians (and also Muslims, Jews, Hindus... for that matter) just to make sure that they are still the majority. ;-)

That's all for now. If you have questions - ask!

Bob

Welcome Bob,
Looks like you should be able to find ample dialogue to meet your needs.
I would ask what your definition of 'non-fundamentalist Christians' would be.
I've come to realize that most people have different definitions or ideas of what fundamentalism is or entails....