Presentation

Abstract

The works that make up this issue constitute a broad sample of approaches to interreligious dialogue from a perspective of decoloniality. Many of them are characterized by addressing the phenomenon of "the Divine" in the aforementioned context. Others focus on proposing new ways of approaching the critique of the spatiotemporal constructions of power. Its reading seems essential in the development of an antagonistic narrative of secularization and the imposition of a Eurocentric Western thought.