Narrative and Religion in the Superdiverse City

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Exploring the construction of religious identity in superdiverse settings, this work analyzes interviews with twenty-five participants and observations in Birmingham, UK. It examines how individuals articulate their own and others' religious identities through dialogue about beliefs and actions. The study highlights the emergence and resolution of conflicts among differing faiths and non-faith perspectives, emphasizing community understanding. Additionally, it proposes a model for discussing faith that encourages collaboration towards common goals in diverse environments.