Religion and Performance in South Asia

  Religion and Performance in South Asia The Fall 2013 lecture series sponsored by the McGill Centre for Research on Religion (CREOR) will address the theme of religion and performance in South Asia. The lectures illuminate the rich and complex links between performance traditions, politics, history, and identity in the living religions of South Asia including Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, …
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Faith and Art: Allies or Rivals?

  September 13 and 14, 2013 Erdman Center, School of Christian Vocation and Mission Princeton Theological Seminary Overview A striking feature of modern times is the success of scientific understanding, and the astonishing range of new and hugely beneficial technologies that the scientific approach to the world has produced. Many people, however, have an increasing …
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Balancing Head and Heart through Midrash: Creative Retelling of Sacred Texts

  Balancing Head and Heart through Midrash: Creative Retelling of Sacred Texts Price: $435.00 Date: November 8, 2013 Carrie Newcomer and Faith Kirkham Hawkins Nov 8-10, 2013   Within Jewish tradition, sacred texts are renewed through midrash—creatively retelling and asking questions of important sacred stories. Participants will explore ways the traditional wisdom speaks to the …
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Seeing with the Eyes of Faith: Visual Art as an Entry to Prayer

      Seeing with the Eyes of Faith: Visual Art as an Entry to Prayer (Weeklong Format; 1314-01) Kristine Haig, Co-Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Morgantown, W. Va., Adjunct Faculty at Waynesburg University, and former Director, Office of Spiritual Formation, the PC(USA) Our eyes truly are a “window to the soul.” Human beings take in …
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