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Universal Ground asks a question that has no agreed answer: what do all or most of the world’s religions actually agree on? These guides set out what scriptures, scholars and earlier declarations have already documented, including where they disagree. Each one links to its sources.

They are not our answer. The answer we are after will come from people who live these faiths, talking to each other. Here is how that will work.

Guides

• What do all religions have in common?: What the texts and scholars show, where they disagree, and why the question is still open.
• The Golden Rule in world religions: The exact words from ten traditions, side by side, with citations and translations.
• What do Judaism, Christianity and Islam have in common?: The Abrahamic religions compared, shared ground and real differences, in one table.
• What is interfaith dialogue?: The meaning, real examples, the rules that make it work, and what the evidence says.
• How to talk to someone about religion: How to start, what to ask, what to avoid, and how to find common ground without debating.
• What is a reverse echo chamber?: What it means, what research says about echo chambers, and how to break out of one.