C. Religious Irenicism in the Era of Good Will

Religious irenicism would be one of the most important consequences of establishing the era of good will. In such an era, the various kinds of argument ‑especially combative and religious expeditions like the Crusades ‑‑ should be outlawed as intrinsically evil. Placed under the most severe opprobrium, they should give way to the other modalities of interlocution, the only licit forms of contact among different religions.