"The attacks of September 11, 2001, forced the leaders of every faith to face hard-hitting questions about the role of religion in a world increasingly torn apart by unrest, violence, and war. All religions of the world extol peace, yet in many instances some people see religious beliefs as one of the sources of humanity's conflicts. In Religions for Peace, Cardinal Arinze explores what the various religions can do to actually promote peace." "Arinze offers insights and ideas that could prove to be the catalyst for a new era of interreligious cooperation the world so desperately needs. Religions for Peace provides answers to questions that once seemed highly abstract."--Jacket.