Opening of the special exhibition "World Religions, World Peace, World Ethos"

The special exhibition "World Religions, World Peace, World Ethos" by the Tübingen Foundation World Ethos is hosted at the Remshalden Museum. It reflects the guiding principle of theologian Hans Küng: "No peace among the nations without peace among the religions." Just in time for the first Advent, the special exhibition "World Religions, World Peace, World Ethos" will open on Sunday (November 30, at 11 a.m.) at the Remshalden Museum. The religions of the world continue to play a significant role in our time and fundamentally share the same goal: a life in peace and harmony with humanity and nature. The special exhibition by the Foundation World Ethos addresses this idea under the guiding principle of theologian Hans Küng: "No peace among the nations without peace among the religions." The exhibition provides information about the differences and similarities of the world religions. It aims to promote intercultural and interreligious understanding and to demonstrate how values are the foundation for responsible and peaceful coexistence in diversity. On 16 panels, the most important religions and their ethical principles such as humanity, non-violence, justice, truthfulness, and much more are vividly presented. Especially in our restless and crisis-ridden times, the significance of these ethical messages is more important than ever. The exhibition, open every Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m., is aimed at people of all ages and beliefs – particularly students and young adults.