Communication between which of the following is an example of ecumenical dialogue? A - HSC - SSCE Studies of Religion - Question 2 - 2020 - Paper 1

To identify an example of ecumenical dialogue, we need to refer to the interactions between different Christian denominations. Among the options provided:

• A. Buddhists and Hindus: This option involves two Eastern religions and does not constitute ecumenical dialogue, which is predominantly focused on inter-Christian communication.
• B. Baptists and Presbyterians: This is the correct answer, as both groups are denominations within Christianity and engage in ecumenical dialogue to promote unity among Christian faiths.
• C. Catholics and Orthodox Jews: This option mixes a Christian denomination with a Jewish group, and therefore does not fit the ecumenical dialogue definition.
• D. Muslims and the Salvation Army: This involves a different faith (Islam) and a Christian organization, which again does not fit into ecumenical dialogue.

Thus, the most appropriate answer is B. Baptists and Presbyterians.