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	Excerpt	Contributor	Date
view	Yes...we should value our multicultural diversity.	1780	2003-04-30 18:37:55
view	Only through, and in support of programs being run through multilateral organizations.	1773	2003-04-30 14:06:27
view	I think that Canada, as a multicultural nation, has a duty to both advocate for, and participate in, global intercultural dialogue. Such dialogue can be a preventative measure against conflict and instability.	1766	2003-04-30 13:53:01
view	Yes, even though we should be wary of bringing down the current global climate to merely a question of “interfaith misunderstanding.” Religion is being used as a tool to fight what is essentially a cold war over economic resources and global hegemony. Canada should also be seeking out opportu	baij	2003-04-30 13:52:49
view	Yes, absolutely. The largest victims of discrimination are Palestinians, Native Americans and Moslems in general. This must stop.	1763	2003-04-30 11:30:17
view	I do think so. These include more traditional ones the like the various intergovernmental organizations. But in addition, film festivals, art shows, and the like can serve this purpose.	1762	2003-04-30 11:30:03
view	Definitely, Yes. Understanding will incourage tolerance, trust and peace.	1761	2003-04-30 11:29:50
view	Yes. Here again, a better world could be more like a better Canada. Let us remember that while we have much to be proud of in terms of intercultural understanding in our own country, we also have a ways to go. The same goes for interfaith understanding. To my mind, however, viewing the current inter	1745	2003-04-30 08:07:45
view	YES	1750	2003-04-29 22:21:39
view	11. this is a two-sided coin question. It depends on the motive of the "seeker" on one side and the one who words the questions in this "dialogue" and "understanding" on the other side. I'm surprised of the wholsale enhusiasm of the YES sayers.	1741	2003-04-29 22:21:25
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