Every religion is the only true one - Paul Tillich and Simone Weil on the possibility of interreligious dialogue

The paper first sets out Tillich's basic ideas on interreligious dialogue, that is, the necessity and the conditions of such a dialogue. And it shows how Simone Weil's quotation might be understood according to Tillich's thought. Then, the author puts forward his own radical interpretation of Weil's statement, stressing the exclusiveness of each religion. Consequently, he opposes Tillich's theory because it does not take enough into account the uniqueness of each religion.