Annotation

This article examines interreligious harmony, manifested through interreligious dialogue, as a cultural value. Religious and cultural diversity fosters interreligious contacts, the most productive of which is dialogue, which fosters harmony—that is, mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation. The article examines models of interreligious harmony, as well as the difficulties that hinder interreligious dialogue. The article concludes that recognizing the value of cultural and religious diversity contributes to the development and enrichment of a nation, fostering the development of spiritual and moral values and attitudes, and fostering intercultural communication, which facilitates the transfer of accumulated cultural experience from one generation to the next.