Pope Francis: One God.

In a recent participation in a conference for interreligious dialogue in Singapore, on September 13, 2024, Pope Francis states that all religions are a different language, a different path to God and that there is no God “better” than another but only one God in common for all religions.

Many have attacked what the Pope said by claiming that this was the announcement of a “one world religion”: Eastery cannot but disagree with this type of statement since affirming that each religion is a different path to God leads to the strengthening of each single confession rather than to a worldwide religious uniformity.

Below is the full video (kindly published by Catholic News Service, with rights reserved to the designated owner):

We have made a video on our channel on the topic in which we have connected what the Pope said to the purposes of our Foundation, the video is available only in Italian:

We report below article 3.7 of our founding act which appears to be particularly in line with what the Pope supported:

Promote the common thought of the uniqueness of a Supreme Entity, commonly called God, Universe, Infinity, Unique, Absolute, Father (or, more wisely, not named at all) that can be approached and reached in different ways and through different paths. Each path and way deserves respect, admiration, understanding and inclusion rather than generating ideological, social and political divisions: encouraging each individual to follow his or her own path to discover himself and the Truth.