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?
Shawn Welling, Regional Representative for Plant with Purpose, shares his organization's newest program in Malawi. Plant with Purpose's mission is to restore hope by...
This two-part lecture was presented by Laura Hernández-Ehrisman, Ph.D. and member of St. David’s Anti-Racism Task Force. Exploring the History of St. David's during...
Ethnomusicologist, Dr. Holly Wissler, will present from her research and writing on the rituals and traditions of the music of Peru, which includes healing...
