Pavol Bargar has been active in interreligious activities for years, not only between Christians and Jews but also including Muslims, atheists and people of other faiths. He votes for an open discussion of various approavches, without trying to levelling out the differences between religious convictions.

The Czech Society of Christians and Jews is one of 40 organisations coordinated by the International Council of Christians and Jews (ICCJ). As the Czech Republic is considered the most agnostic country of the world in which religions have less and less influence and that at the same time rejects the imposition of atheism by ex-communist power, this Society of Christians and Jews intends to create a positive image of religions and their relationships.