A couple of lectures you might want to attend today...
Dr. James Ford, Associate Professor and Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Fellow will present: Buddhism and the Challenges of Religious Pluralism: Reflections on the Doctrine of Skillful Means
3-4pm, Library room 204
http://zsr.wfu.edu/about/lectures/
Dr. Charles Kurzman, Associate Professor of Sociology at UNC, Chapel Hill will present: The Challenges of Radical Islam
5pm, DeTamble Auditorium, Tribble Hall
http://web.wfu.edu/calendar/?id=4677
Who Are We?
A fellowship of students from various religious traditions, the Interfaith Council seeks to encourage conversation, deepen understanding, and cultivate respect among all religions.
The students of the Interfaith Council meet bi-weekly to engage in dialogue around interfaith issues and work to create programming that fosters public interfaith conversation and cooperation within the University community while providing visibility for the strength and diversity of religious life at Wake Forest.
The students of the Interfaith Council meet bi-weekly to engage in dialogue around interfaith issues and work to create programming that fosters public interfaith conversation and cooperation within the University community while providing visibility for the strength and diversity of religious life at Wake Forest.
Next Meeting
- March 3, 5:45 pm
Upcoming Events
- Completion and Dedication of Interfaith Meditation Room
Resources
Links
- Wake Forest University
- Wake Forest Office of the Chaplain
- Brueggman Center for Dialogue (Xavier)
- Center for Interreligious Understanding
- Center for the Study of World Religions (Harvard Divinity)
- Council for a Parliment of the World's Religions
- Harvard Pluralism Project
- Interreligious Insight (Journal)
- International Interfaith Centre (Oxford, UK)
- Interfaith Voices (NPR)
- Interfaith Youth Core
- Jewish-Christian Relations
- North American Interfaith Network
- Peace Council
- Society for Buddhist-Christian Studies
- World Conference of Religions for Peace
- World Faiths Development Dialogue
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