A priest, a rabbi, a minister, a Zen Buddhist, and more walk into a conference...

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. . . and create interfaith dialogue. For four years in a row, an Interfaith Dialogue was held at the annual American Psychological Association (APA) Convention, the largest psychology convention in the world, where clergy and faith leaders from various religions were invited to speak about how to create interfaith dialogue, interfaith harmony, and social justice between and within different faiths. These dialogues are hosted by the Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (SPRS), Division 36 of the APA.