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Baltimore Institute for Islamic, Christian, and Jewish Studies (ICJS) 2025 Silber-Obrecht Lecture Rabbi Dr. Rachel Mikva explores the existential question: Are we good?Dr. Younus Mirza offers his response to Rabbi Dr. Rachel Mikva For INFORMATION and ACCESS
Boston College Center for Christian-Jewish Learning An Illustrated Lecture commemorating Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day Prof. John Michalczyk will speak on his forthcoming book, “Julius Streicher–Tainted Images, Stolen Lives: The Anti-Semitic Tabloid ‘Der Stürmer’ and Children’s Readers,” which comes at a time in our fragile society as we experience a rise in anti-Semitic bias, hatred, …
Institute for Islamic, Christian, and Jewish Studies (Baltimore) presents a 3 session mini-course Led by ICJS Jewish Scholar Benjamin Sax, Ph.D., this minicourse invites participants to reconsider both the limits and possibilities of dialogue, drawing on insights from philosophy, political theory, history, and theology. Together, we will ask: What does it mean to engage in …
Speaking Across Differences: Navigating dialogue in polarized times. Read More »
The Parkes Institute In Palestine/Israel of 2025, Hebrew and Arabic appear locked within an existential struggle. In graffiti, logos and official slogans, text is used to displace, eradicate and rewrite space and place. How did text become a weapon? This lecture goes back to early 20th Jerusalem and the transformation of written language in the …
Writing Jerusalem, Erasing Jerusalem: A talk with Yair Wallach Read More »
Fairfield University’s Bennett Center for Judaic Studies and the Center for Catholic Studies Massimo Faggioli, PhD, professor of theology and religious studies at Villanova University, explores the Catholic Church’s teachings on Jewish-Christian relations, focusing on the significance of Nostra Aetate and its continued relevance in promoting meaningful dialogue and actively addressing antisemitism. REGISTRATION
Baltimore’s Institute for Islamic, Christian, and Jewish Studies (ICJS) As the U.S. government suspends the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and halts all funding to support newly arrived refugee families, faith-based organizations involved in refugee resettlement have been severely affected.Join us for a conversation between Kristyn Peck and Christine Krieger about the evolving policies surrounding …
Welcoming the Stranger: Communities of Faith and the Changing Refugee Landscape Read More »
In this seminar, Adam Sutcliffe will chart the increasing emphasis across the West since the 1990s of ‘redemptive anti-antisemitism’. This association of opposition to antisemitism with the historical lessons of the Holocaust has important conceptual and cultural roots in the deep history of the special signification of Jewish collective purpose in the world. He will …
Boston College’s Center For Christian-Jewish Learning presents the 2025 Corcoran Chair Conference How do Abrahamic traditions respond to societal and religious crises? Conference sessions will examine such issues as climate change, sexual abuse, and dangerous technologies. Participants will raise such questions as: What religious groups lead efforts to address such crises? What assumptions and beliefs …
Responding to Crisis: Reparative Reasoning in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam Read More »
The Seminar is sponsored by the Irish Council of Christians and Jews and and the Centre for Interreligious Dialogue at Dublin City University as part of the university’s Theology, Philosophy, and Religious Studies Research Seminar series. Professor Carol Rittner and Professor John Roth will discuss their recently edited book: Stress Test: The Israel-Hamas War and Christian-Jewish Relations For INFORMATION …
Stress Test: The Israel-Hamas War and Christian-Jewish Relations Read More »
