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Pope Francis in Iraq stresses brotherhood of Christianity, Judaism, Islam

Updated: March 8, 2021 at 2:57 pm EST  See Comments

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March 8, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — Close to what is considered the dwelling place of Abram before he left the sanctuary city of Ur at God’s call to father the nation of Israel under his new name of Abraham, Pope Francis conducted an interreligious meeting earlier this Saturday as one of the highlights of his Apostolic journey to Iraq.

He called the place “home” for the representatives of the various religions who had gathered there in an embodiment of the spirit of the Abu Dhabi Document on Human Fraternity signed two years ago by Francis and Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb of Al-Azhar University of Cairo, the supreme Sunni authority. God was mentioned as the “Most High,” but not the Most Holy Trinity, nor Our Lord Jesus Christ. It could hardly have been otherwise as the aim was to stress the brotherhood of the so-called “monotheistic religions” of which Abraham was being presented as the founder.

This was also true of the common prayer that made no distinction between the believers of the “Abrahamic” faith and even included “other believers and all persons

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