The concept
In Berlin, where once religious emancipation and enlightenment became a European project through the friendship of Lessing and Moses Mendelssohn, where in 1989 the "iron curtain" fell by the power of words and the power of non-violent resistance, the House of One will be a place where the coexistence of religions is lived peacefully, in great openness and appreciation of diversity.
Stations
The project began 2011 with the establishment of structures for equally owned action. Since then much has happened: a global architectural competition in 2012 and the start of a global fundraising campaign 2014 .Although the House of One has not been built yet, there is already a house full of life. Partnerships throughout the world, events and school projects make tangible that religions can be an asset - putting a model of a peaceful coexistence opposed to all atrocities committed in the name of religion.
The charter
The key document of the House of One is a charter that was adopted on october 11th 2011. Here the theological basis and the guidelines of the concept of the House of One are set. A central section of the Charter addresses the question of how the great diversity within religions can find place in the House pof One.
