Migration, religious diversity and the pluralist principle

The concept of inreligion by Andres Torres Queiruga and the drama of migration experiences

Abstract

Research on the concept of inreligion, formulated by Andrés Torres Queiruga, as a key to contributing to the interreligious approximations that are always present and necessary in migratory processes, especially due to their excluding and discriminatory nature. To achieve this objective, we intend to analyze this concept, which is one of the bases of the pluralist principle, engendered in the understanding of migration processes. Methodologically, the reflections have three distinct moments, through which the research results are presented. The first is to reflect on the migratory flows and their relationship with the plurality of religious experiences. The second is to understand the meaning of the Queiruguian concept of inreligion and how it can be applied favorably in migratory processes, since it is a key to reading interreligious approaches. Finally, to concatenate the reflection on migration, based on inreligion, an essential way to take care in a welcoming way of the tensions that emerge from the current migration processes, considering the basic aspects of the human dignity of the different.