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Alumna Peace to receive Rothman Award for interreligious work

Submitted by communications on Tue, 05/14/2013 - 11:06am

Jennifer Howe PeacePresident Nick Carter of Andover Newton Theological School and Rabbi Eric Gurvis of Temple Shalom of Newton recently announced that Dr. Jennifer Peace (Ph.D. '05), Assistant Professor at Andover Newton, and Father Raymond Helmick, S.J. of Boston College, will share the 2013 Rabbi Murray I. Rothman Award for outstanding interreligious leadership.

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VIDEO: Spiritual Other/Spiritual Self: Models of Transformative Interfaith Work - Surjit Singh Lecture 2013

Submitted by communications on Tue, 03/05/2013 - 1:05pm

People of diverse religious backgrounds encounter each other daily in coffee shops, hospitals, classrooms, and around the dinner table. What might these encounters teach us about ourselves, our neighbors, or about God?

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Thomas Cattoi

Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara UniversityCattoi
Associate Professor of Christology and Cultures
Core Doctoral Faculty Member

At GTU since 2006

PhD, Boston College, 2006
MPhil, School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies at University College London, 2002
MSc, London School of Economics, 1996
BA, MA Oxford, 1995

Marianne Farina, C.S.C.

Marianne FarinaDominican School of Philosophy and Theology
Professor of Philosophy and Theology

At GTU since 2005

Interreligious Studies

Faculty
M.A.

M.A. in Interreligious Studies: Engagement at the intersection of religion and cultures

Interreligious Studies

Interreligious Studies at the GTU

Submitted by communications on Tue, 12/06/2011 - 2:45pm

Something new is happening at the GTU: a new M.A. area of
concentration in Interreligious Studies (IR) will begin in fall 2012.
Applications are due February 15 for the first class of students.

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Freedom to Be Outrageous

An Interview with Heup Young Kim, 2009 Alum of the Year
I’m trying to construct a theology of the Tao or “Theo-Tao”. The current dualistic way of thinking of the West consists of theo-logos or theology, which is primarily doctrinal, and its counterpart theo-praxis, or action. I try and bring in the Tao, the embodiment of the cosmic way in our historical existence. If you know Tao, you cannot divide knowing and acting. Theo-Tao provides a new paradigm for this millennium characterized by dialogue.

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