Coming Activity:
Interfaith Seminar Series
by
Duke Interfaith Dialogue Project & UNC Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue Club
Human & God Relations
Monday, October 30
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
UNC-CH Hamilton Hall 100
Refreshments will be served
Interfaith Seminar Series by Duke Interfaith Dialogue Project & UNC Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue Club
Interfaith Seminar Series by Duke Interfaith Dialogue Project & UNC Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue Club
Sponsors The Robertson Scholars Collaboration Fund, Duke Islamic Studies Center, the Interfaith Dialogue Project of Duke Chapel and the Kenan Institute for Ethics, UNC’s Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue Club, Divan Cultural Center, the Muslim Student Associations of UNC and Duke, the Duke Honor Council, Duke’s Office of Student Affairs, the Pathways Program, the Freeman Center for Jewish Life, and the Triangle Interfaith Alliance
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Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue Club (IIDC) founded in 2005 is a student organization at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which has been founded for the purposes:
· To provide a forum to discuss and promote inter-faith dialogue and understanding. · To allow interested students and faculty to learn more about religions in a respectful atmosphere. · To exchange and broaden views on topics that integrates religion, society and science.
With this goal in mind, we have been organizing and taking part in different social activities, including picnics, seminars, special cultural performances and reading groups that bring people of diverse backgrounds together. Rather than concentrating on differences, we try to emphasize commonalities that bring us together and far outnumber the differences. We truly hope that by doing so, the activities organized by IIDC would contribute to the world peace, tolerance, and understanding. IIDC is formed mainly by a group of international graduate students who are committed to this goal. |
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Interfaith and Intercultural Dialogue Club | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |