Being Religious Interreligiously Lecture Series

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Being Religious Interreligiously is a lecture series that brings to campus each year a noted scholar in theology or religious studies as an expression of the Society of Jesus’ judgment that to be religious today is to be interreligious. The lecture series seeks accountability to religious neighbors in a pluralistic and globalized world, works for justice by joining hearts and hands with faith neighbors, and contributes to the university and Spokane community’s conversation with current matters of interreligious concern. The lecture series targets a student audience as well as members of the wider university and Spokane communities and admission is always free and open to the public. Questions, comments, and suggestions can be directed to sheveland@gonzaga.edu or (509) 313-6784.

 

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