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THE GREAT DECOMMISSION: RELIGION'S PLACE AT THE TABLE IN NORTHERN IRELAND

Abstract The presence and participation of two local clergymen, Reverend Harold Good of the Methodist Church and Fr. Alex Reid of the Catholic Clonard Monastery, at the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning in Belfast shows that religious people can be engaged in public affairs while maintaining their integrity. Religious leaders who recognize the moral complexity of conflicts and who patiently build credibility at both grassroots and elite levels will make significant contributions to peacemaking.