The Catholic Church is the one true Church. She is the Church established by Jesus Christ, built upon the foundation of the Apostles, led by the successor of St. Peter, and tasked with transmitting the graces of salvation and sanctification through the Sacraments. But just because the Catholic Church is the one true Church does not mean that she rejects every belief held by every other religion. Rather, she recognizes that other religions contain reflections of rays of truth. And wherever authentic truth, goodness, and beauty are found, there also is God. Non-Christian and non-Abrahamic religious traditions present a unique challenge for interreligious dialogue. Many of their beliefs are completely foreign to us in the West, and many are outright contradictory to the Truth we find in the Catholic Church. Nevertheless, commonalities still exist, and those points of agreement can be an entry point for building relationships and engaging in dialogue.