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Historically, there have been periods of conflict, as well as collaboration, such as during the Crusades and Islamic Golden Age. Today, various dialogues and interfaith groups work toward mutual understanding.

From a history of persecution and anti-Semitism, to the modern era of dialogue and reconciliation, highlighted by the Nostra Aetate declaration of the Second Vatican Council.

Clashes during the medieval period, especially during the Mughal Empire, contrast with current initiatives in places like India that promote communal harmony and cooperation.

Originating from a common cultural milieu in ancient India, the two traditions have influenced each other. Currently, they coexist peacefully in many regions, with shared festivals and practices.

Both originating in the Indian subcontinent, they have shared cultural elements. Today, there are dialogues for mutual understanding, despite past conflicts during the Mughal period.

In Japan, both Shinto and Buddhism have coexisted and even syncretized. Currently, many Japanese observe traditions from both religions seamlessly.

The historical coexistence in places like medieval Spain gave rise to the term 'Golden Age of Jewish culture in Spain'. Modern relations are complex, influenced by political factors.

While there have been historical conflicts during colonial times, contemporary relations are exemplified by interfaith dialogue and the inclusion of Hindu philosophy in Christian theology.

Buddhist-Christian relations have been characterized by an interest in mutual spiritual learning. This has been exemplified by efforts like the Zen and Catholic dialogue.

Historical tensions have occurred due to religious and political conflicts like those during the rise of the Sikh Empire. Interfaith work today aims to address and heal these past divisions.

The history between Christianity and Judaism includes complex relations marked by periods of persecution and anti-Judaism. Modern efforts strive for better relations through dialogue and understanding.