Ayman Labīb, in a paper entitled “Faith Based Conflict Resolution for the Muslim – Christian Conflict in Egypt” explores how faith can be used in the peace building process. While some advocate that civil society in Egypt and interreligious relations would do well to minimize religious focus due to its potential for misunderstanding and divisiveness, this paper takes the opposite track. Delving fully into the Christian and Muslim scriptural sources it discovers the resources available to each for peacemaking and reconciliation. Both communities have an impetus towards harmonious coexistence and tools for proactive interreligious conflict resolution.