Course information and syllabus for Dialogue in a World of Difference, fall 2006

Academic Programs

Dialogue in a World of Difference

Research Methodology and Scholarly Development I

American Pluralism

Hebrew Bible Survey II

Reading the New Testament Through the Eyes of the Oppressed

Major Themes in the Bible and Quran

Leadership in the New Testament: A Case Study Approach

Wrestling with the Big Questions: Philosophical Theology

Womens Leadership and Spirituality

Spiritual Resources for Muslim Chaplains

Holiness in Time and Space: A Jewish Approach to Spirituality

Secular Journeys on Sacred Path

Dialogue in a World of Difference (MA-530)
Fall 2006

A required course for all students enrolled in the Master of Arts degree program. Students and faculty in a collegial setting will explore in depth the principles and the practice of dialogue in a pluralistic world through dialogical listening and cross-cultural conversations in a context of diversity. This course is graded on a Pass/Fail basis.

Meeting Day, Time and Dates:
Tuesdays from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., beginning September 12 (ten weeks)

Ibrahim Abu-Rabi’
Professor of Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations

Contact Information:
phone: (860) 509-9530
email: aburabi@hartsem.edu

Dr. Abu-Rabi's web page

Heidi Hadsell
Professor of Social Ethics

Contact Information:
phone: (860) 509-9502
email: hadsell@hartsem.edu

Dr. Hadsell's web page

David Roozen
Professor of Religion and Society

Contact Information:
phone: (860) 509-9546
email: roozen@hartsem.edu

Dr. Roozen's web page

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