The Seminar on Religion and World Civilization promotes understanding of international and intercultural relations through the study of religion in contemporary Africa, Asia and Europe. Seminar meetings are oriented to discussion rather than lectures. Meetings feature a panel of scholars and religious leaders who make brief presentations followed by discussion with each other and the audience.
All sessions are free and open to the public.
Reception and refreshments follow. The last 45 minutes of each panel session is devoted to questions and comments from the audience. All sessions are free and open to the public. Call, write or E-mail for directions to Butler and Clowes Memorial Hall. A leading Pentecostal theologian and ethicist speaks about the fastest-growing religious movement in the Americas.