Interfaith Conversations
Interfaith Conversations
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Here, we connect with each other's faith and beliefs. Here minds are opened, hearts are strengthened, and souls are knitted together. Please join us!
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The podcast covers a range of interfaith topics, including understanding different religious practices, cultural exchanges, and community building. For example, episodes feature discussions on converting to Islam, as seen in interviews with individuals like Steven Lease, and highlight the initiatives by organizations such as the Emerald Hills Institute, which work towards fostering interfaith cooperation.
Here, we connect with each other’s faith and beliefs. Here minds are opened, hearts are strengthened, and souls are knitted together. Please join us!
With all the division and skepticism in the world today, many find it hard to relate with others, let alone other faiths. Dr. Rebecca Glazier shares with us how to community engagement not only improves interfaith relationships, but helps people become more active in their community and more respectful of other worldviews. Check out our conversation!Link to BYU's Religious Freedom Annual Review:https://religiousfreedom.byu.edu/Dr. Glazier recently published a book on her 12-year community study in Little Rock, Arkansas on Faith and Community. You can check it out here: https://www.amazon.com/Faith-Community-Engagement-Strengthens-Democratic/dp/1439925305
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