Dr. Hina Azam provided an overview on ethics in Islam and the textual sources on which it is constructed. Topics included: What are the central moral and ethical principles of Islam? What does Islam say, if anything, about topics like abortion, poverty, sustainability, economy, gender, warfare, and other religions? Are Islamic ethics compatible with liberal democracy, as envisioned in the U.S. Constitution, or do they require Muslims to establish a theocracy?
In conjunction with Earth Day, Aaron Friar of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will share the story of the Powderhorn Ranch property and...
Presented by Dr. Amy Moehnke, Director of Newcomers, St. David’s Episcopal Church. Dr. Moehnke earned her Doctor of Ministry (DMin) degree from Austin Presbyterian...
As part of our lecture series on creation care, Professor Kelly Haragan, director of the Environmental Clinic at UT Law School, explored the concept...
