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?
Presented by Dr. Jee Hei Park, Assistant Professor of New Testament, Seminary of the Southwest. Dr. Jee Hei Park joined the faculty of Seminary...
The Rev. Patricia Bonilla, Instructor in Christian Education, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, will explore the ways in which a feminist Latina theology informs ministry...
As we reflect on 175 years of St. David's history, Dr. Laura Hernández-Ehrisman presented a lecture discussing the first families that formed St. David's...
