Conflicts of intolerance between religions have until now been discussed in religious dialogues. Various efforts are made to realize a tolerant society that can coexist peacefully. One of the hypotheses in this article is to form a disposition of religiosity with an attitude of openness through the autonomy of conscience to accept differences and be able to accept every human right. The community is expected to be able to have a foundation of openness in building inclusive dialogue, respecting differences, and maintaining social harmony. This research uses qualitative methods through literature study and case analysis. Through this article, the community is able to answer the challenges of intolerance, negative prejudice, and radicalization that often arise in the life of a pluralist society. Through the values of openness, respect for diversity and commitment to the common good, internal and external dialog in interfaith relations can become agents of peace in society.