What are Interreligious Discourses? – Lecture series 2021
What are Interreligious Discourses? – Lecture series 2021
Bayerisches Interreligiöses Kolleg in the summer semester 2021—What are interreligious discourses?
The central question of the first Bavarian Interreligious College in the summer semester of 2021 was: What are interreligious discourses? 10 lecturers from different academic disciplines approached this question from their respective specialist perspectives. These included, for example, Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox theology, Jewish studies, and Islamic studies. The individual contributions were divided into two parts: The first section discussed fundamental questions of theory. In the second part, individual topics such as the concept of truth, history, or scripture in the three monotheistic religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam were discussed. A practical lecture from the Nuremberg area rounded off the series.
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The necessity and status of interreligious discourse—Prof. Dr. Georges Tamer, Director of the Bavarian Research Centre for Interreligious Discourse, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg (20 April)
Moderation: PD Dr. Christian Lange
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In the summer semester of 2021, the “Bavarian Interreligious Kolleg” will focus on the foundations of interreligious discourse, relevant topics, and lived practice in the greater Nuremberg area. BaFID Director Prof. Dr. Georges Tamer started the program with a lecture on the status and necessity of interreligious discourse and the concept of discourse.
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Interreligious discourse from the perspective of Judaism—Prof. Dr. Susanne Talabardon, Professor for Jewish Studies, Otto Friedrich University Bamberg (27 April) Moderation: Níels Páll Narfi Eggerz, PhD
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Interreligious discourse from the perspective of Catholic theology—PD Dr. Christian Lange, BaFID, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg (May 04) Moderation: Prof. Dr. Hacik Gazer
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In the summer semester of 2021, the “Bavarian Interreligious Kolleg” will deal with the basics of interreligious discourse, relevant topics, and lived practice in the greater Nuremberg area. BaFID employee PD Dr Christian Lange will deal with “interreligious discourses from the perspective of Catholic theology.”
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Interreligious discourse from the perspective of Orthodox theology—Prof. Dr. Thomas Kremer, Professor for Theology of the Christian East, Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (11 May)
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schoberth
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In the summer semester of 2021, the “Bavarian Interreligious Kolleg” will discuss the basics of interreligious discourse, relevant topics, and lived practice in the greater Nuremberg area. Prof Dr Kremer, Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, will discuss “Interreligious discourses from the perspective of Orthodox theology.”
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Interreligious discourse from the perspective of Protestant theology—Prof. Dr. Manfred Pirner, Chair of Religious Education and Didactics of Protestant Religious Education, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg (18 May) Moderation: PD Dr. Lars Allolio-Näcke
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In the summer semester of 2021, the “Bavarian Interreligious Kolleg” will focus on the basics of interreligious discourse, relevant topics, and lived practice in the Nuremberg area. Prof. Dr. Manfred Pirner, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg, will address the topic of “Interreligious discourses from a Protestant theological perspective.”
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Interreligious discourse from the perspective of Islamic theology—Prof. Dr. Tarek Badawia, Professor for Islamic-Theological Studies with a focus on Religious Education/Religious Studies, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg (8 June) Moderation: Dr. Ghassan El Masri
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In the summer semester of 2021, the “Bavarian Interreligious Kolleg” will focus on the basics of interreligious discourse, relevant topics, and lived practice in the greater Nuremberg area. Prof. Dr. Tarek Badawia, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg, will discuss “Interreligious discourses from the perspective of Islamic theology” in his lecture.
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Understanding truth in the discourse between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—Dr. Katja Thörner, BaFID, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg (15 June) Moderation: Antonia Öksüzoglu, M.A.
CANCELLED DUE TO ILLNESS!
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The understanding of scripture in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—Níels Páll Narfi Eggerz, PhD, BaFID, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg (22 June) Moderation: Dr. Wenzel Widenka
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In the summer semester of 2021, the “Bavarian Interreligious Kolleg” will deal with the basics of interreligious discourse, relevant topics, and lived practice in the greater Nuremberg area. In his contribution, BaFID employee Níels Páll Narfi Eggerz, PhD, deals with the understanding of scripture in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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The understanding of history in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—Prof. Dr. Christoph Böttigheimer, Chair of Fundamental Theology, Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (29 June)
Moderation: Prof. Dr. Georges Tamer
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Interreligious discourse from a Catholic perspective using the example of the greater Nuremberg area—Dipl.-Theol. Jürgen Kaufmann, Diocesan dialogue officer for the greater Nuremberg/Fürth/Erlangen area, Archdiocesan Ordinariate Bamberg (6 July)
Moderation: Kirsten Waltert, M.A.
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In the summer semester of 2021, the “Bavarian Interreligious Kolleg” will deal with the basics of interreligious discourse, relevant topics, and lived practice. Based on the types of dialogue, Dipl.-Theol. Jürgen Kaufmann will present current and previous interreligious initiatives and projects in the greater Nuremberg area in his lecture.
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Final discussion in cooperation with the Erlangen City Library Final discussion in cooperation with the Erlangen City Library on 13 July:
BaFID-Director Prof. Dr. Georges Tamer, FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg
Prof. Dr. Manfred Pirner (Didactics of Protestant Religious Education), FAU
Prof. Dr. Tarek Badawia (Islamic-Religious Studies with a specialization in Religious Education), FAU
BaFID employee Dr. Niels P. Eggerz (with a focus on Judaism), FAU
Moderation: PD Dr. Christian Lange, FAU
Greetings: Dr. Adrian La Salvia, Head of Erlangen City Library
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What are interreligious discourses, and why are they necessary? What significance do they have in the monotheistic religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam? And how can they succeed? Participants in the 3rd Erlangen Interreligious Talks, a joint event organized by the Bavarian Research Centre for Interreligious Discourse (BaFID) at FAU and Erlangen City Library, will discuss these questions: Prof. Georges Tamer, BaFID, FAU; Prof. Manfred Pirner, Didactics of Protestant Religious Education, FAU; Prof. Tarek Badawia, Islamic-Religious Studies with a focus on Religious Education, FAU; Dr. Niels P. Eggerz, BaFID
Moderation: PD Dr Christian Lange, BaFID
Greetings: Dr Adrian La Salvia, Head of Erlangen City Library
