Thanks a lot, Alan
Okay, fellow scholars…let’s get a roundtable discussion going, shall we? Any interreligious scholar worth their salt must address the dreaded list. You recall the list, don’t you? We can blame (or thank) Alan Race for its modern incarnation, although such lists have gone back to antiquity in practice if not explicitly in form. • Exclusivist, [...]
Interreligious Dialogue, take 2
Why did an individual who has never blogged, tweeted, or facebooked (is this the term?) decide to apply to a new interreligious initiative that will exist almost exclusively in the online world? Great question. Admittedly, I am this individual who, until 2 weeks ago, never did anything online. But, when I received an email (ok, [...]
Brandon Turner
Brandon is a 3rd year PhD candidate in Religion and Culture at Catholic University in Washington, DC and is interested in improving inter and intra religious dialogue, particularly among the many branches of Christianity. (Twitter account: @turnerbrandon)
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Contributing Scholars
Jennifer BaileyJennifer Bailey, 23, is a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Her academic/vocational interests include: exploring intersectionalities of race, gender, and religion, social action as worship, theologies of interfaith cooperation, personal narrative as a method of healing, and congregational ministry in a religiously diverse world.
Jessica JoslinJessica Joslin is a Ph.D. student studying Higher Education at the University of Michigan. Jess is also in the ordination process in the United Church of Christ and has a Masters of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School.
Chris StedmanChris Stedman is the former Managing Director of State of Formation at the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue. He is also the Interfaith and Community Service Fellow for the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard, a columnist for the Huffington Post and Washington Post On Faith, and is currently writing a book on religious-nonreligious engagement.