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| 5:00 PM Opening
Remarks |
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| 5:30 PM Plenary
panel |
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Moderator:
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Nathan Kollar
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Rabbi Rachel Mikva, Chicago Theological Seminary |
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Leonard Swidler, Temple University |
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Muzammil H. Siddiqi, Fiqh Council of North America |
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| 7:00 PM Dinner and
opening address: |
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Moderator:
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Father Tomas Michel, Georgetown University |
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MONDAY JUNE 24,
2013
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| 7:00 AM Breakfast |
8:30-10:00 AM SESSION ONE
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| Teaching and
Learning: Scriptural Reasoning |
Moderator: Michael Dobkowski
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William W. Young |
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Listening Through Texts |
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Steven Kepnes |
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Scriptural Reasoning
as a Method of Inter-Religious Dialogue |
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Rabbi
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Gilbert Rosenthal
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The Doctrine of Umot Ha-Olam
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Salvation
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and the Jewish concept of Hasidei
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| Thematic Readings:
Chosen-ness, God, Creation |
Moderator: Susan Novak
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Peter J. Haas |
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From Chosen to
Choosing: For Whom Was the Revelation at Sinai? |
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Abdulla Galadari |
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Reconciling
Incarnation of God and Creation of Human Flesh: A Dialogue between the Qur'an and Bible Using Inter-textual Polysemy in Hermeneutics |
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Shalahudin Kafrawi
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Abrogation and Supersession: Exegetic Tradition on Q.S. 13:37-39 |
| Individual and
Communal Dialogue: Politics and Theology |
Moderator: Ibrahim Siyar
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Robert F. Shedinger |
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Jesus and Jihad: The
Politics of the Sacred and Christian-Muslim Dialogue |
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Kenan Cetinkaya |
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Three Contemporary Turkish Perceptions of Interfaith
Dialogue |
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Josh Mugler |
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The Light of Muhammad
that Enlightens All: Sahl at-Tustari and Jaques Dupuis |
| 10:00 AM Break |
10:30AM-NOON SESSION TWO
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Teaching and
Learning: Film
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Moderator: Syed M. Sayeed
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Sharon Albert and Lora Taub-Pervispour
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Exploring Islam Through Film
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| Individual and
Communal Dialogue: Origins |
Moderator: Thomas Donlin-Smith
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Jonathan Lawrence |
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Which Came First: The Dialogue or the Trust?
Reflections on Dialogue in Buffalo’s Interfaith Community? |
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Ariana Patey |
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God Made Man |
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George Heyman |
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Adam and Eve in the Garden: Iblis, a Talking Snake,
and God |
| Gender: Islam and
Christianity |
Moderator: Melonie May
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Meriem El Haitami |
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Feminist Readings of
the Qur'an and the Production of Textual Meaning |
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Etin Anwar |
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Woemen in the Qur'an |
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Suraiya IT |
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Mary in Islamic and
Christian Tradition |
NOON: Lunch
and address:
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| James W, Watts,
Syracuse University |
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Scriptures in Three Traditions in Three Dimensions |
1:30-3:00
PM SESSION THREE
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| Teaching and
Learning: Torah and Testament |
ROUND-TABLE
DISCUSSION: Moderator
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Michael Dobkowski and Richard Salter |
| Ritual, Worship, and
Liturgy: Christians Looking Outward |
Moderator: Father William Graf
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Denise Yarbrough |
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Preaching the Great
Commission of Matthew's Gospel: Interreligious Opportunity or Nightmare? |
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Demetrios E. Tonias |
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From the Springs of
Israel: The Jewish Bible and
Eastern Christian Liturgy |
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David A. Stosur |
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The New English Translation of the Mass |
| Thematic Readings:
Nation, Person, and Nature |
Moderator: Iqbal Unus
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Mustafa Gokcek |
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Qur'an as a Discursive Tool in Late Ottoman Debates on Nationalism |
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Zeki Saritoprak |
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Revisiting the Qur'an's Chapter 49:13 |
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John Kaltner |
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Nature as Muslim:
Applying a Qur'anic Concept to
the Bible |
| 3:00 PM BREAK |
3:30-5:00 PM SESSION FOUR
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| Differing Cultures:
Translation, Dialogue, Behavior |
Moderator Douglas Cullum
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Badmus N.o. Abdulazeez |
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Merits and Demerits of
of Translated Scriptures: A Case Study of the Yoruba Translation of the Qur'an |
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J. Murray Watson
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Translation for Transformation: André Chouraqui and His Unique Contribution to Interfaith Dialogue and Friendship”
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Abdul Malik Mujahid |
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A Street Theology of Anger |
Individual and
Communal Dialogue: Peace, Actions, Interpretations
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Moderator David Hill
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Pim Valkenberg |
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Models of Peace-Oriented Interpretation of the
Scriptures |
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Musharraf Hussain al-Azhari |
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Study of the Qur'anic Imperative "So Race to
do good": 70 ways to Interfaith Work |
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Hussam S. Timani |
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Reading Scriptures in the 21st Century: Negotiating
the Qur'an |
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| Differing Cultures:
Sex, Contrition, Conversion |
Moderator Rebecca Mays
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Michael D. Calabria |
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Zualaykhā and Aseneth:
Pagan Paragons of Contrition and Conversion |
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Jonah Yunus Kumek |
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Effect of Islamic Sacred Teachings in the Life of
American Muslims |
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Fahad Alhomoudi |
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Remarks on the Second
Oldest Hadith Manuscript, Nuskhat Waki B. al Jarrah al-Ruassi
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| Thematic
Readings: Spirituality and Interpretations |
Moderator Lawrence Hargrave
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Julianne Hazen |
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Sacred Texts and the
Sufis in New York |
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Chris Van Gorder |
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Freirean Insights for Muslim and Christian
Interactions |
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Andrii Krawchuk |
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Responses to a Common
Word: Scripture as a Basis for Orthodox-Muslim Dialogue |
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Ghada Abdel Moniem Ibrahim |
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Ideological Connotations
of the inscription of Goma's Masjad in Isfahan |
6:00 PM: Dinner
and address
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| Elaine Pagels,
Princeton University |
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Apocalyptic and Warfare in Sacred Texts |
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