Past Events
Campuswide Interfaith Iftar Dinner
~ Get Hungry for Change ~
November 9, Tuesday 4:55 pm
Friend Center Convocation Room
Click here for photos of the event
Eat Sweet, Talk Sweet
Celebrate with us the International Day for Tolerance
November 16, Tuesday 4:30 pm
Murray Dodge
"What can the believers do for a better world while the
humanity moves from positivism back to transcendence?"
Positivism was probably the strongest intellectual trend of the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It culminated in Nietzsche’s
words: "God is dead." Yet a panoramic look at world history
reveals that religions have survived the tides of intellectual trends,
and religion is once again in the rise in the aftermath of
modernity. On November 16, the International Day for Tolerance,
we, the believers, want to acknowledge this rise and discuss what we
can do in order to avoid the repetition of our past mistakes in the
future.
Sounds
of Islam
A feast of
Sufi Music, and Qur'an Recitation
Help not Hurt
Lessons of
Inter-Religious Solidarity
Rumi's Reed
The
message of Mawlana Jalaleddin Rumi
Converging Perspectives:
An
Exhibition Exploring Interfaith Attitudes
War and Peace in Qur'an
A talk on
War and Peace in the view of Holy Qur'an
Harmony in Difference:
A panel on
tolerance in Christianity, Islam and Judaism
