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Cambridge Interfaith Programme

 
  • 18Feb

    An interactive workshop, beginning with a short introduction to the practice of Scriptural Reasoning, combined with hands-on experience. Onsite only.

  • 19Feb

    Peter Mandaville served the Biden-Harris White House as Director of the Center for Faith-Based & Neighborhood Partnerships and USAID Senior Advisor for Faith Engagement. Now Professor of International Affairs in the Schar School of Policy & Government and Director of the AbuSulayman Center for Global Islamic Studies at George Mason University, he joins us to discuss how states use religion in foreign policy.

  • 20Feb

    Ankur Barua, Giles Waller & Lindsey-Taylor Guthartz help launch Paul Hedges (NTU Singapore)’s exploration of “how Christianity may be compatible with polytheism”. Hosted by Clare Hall, Cambridge.

  • 24Feb

    Lecture 1 of 6 | The opening lectures in the 2025 series explore the theme “Overcoming difference”. Professor Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad FBA will speak about world, self and what is real: contrasting the responses of Śaṅkara and Zhuangzi. Followed by a drinks reception.

  • 25Feb

    A CIP Skills session with Professor Esra Özyürek. 

    These sessions are intended for undergraduates in the Faculty of Divinity. Further information is available in our student-facing pages.
     

  • 25Feb

    Lecture 2 of 6 | Continuing the theme “Overcoming difference”, Professor Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad FBA contrasts world, self and what is real in the thought of Śaṅkara and Zhuangzi.

  • 26Feb

    Online speed-dating for collaboration and innovation—an event for Knowledge Hub partners and Research Forum members. (1 of 2)

  • 27Feb

    Lecture 3 of 6 | Ram-Prasad’s central lectures explore the theme “Monism”, with reference to God and the World, with reference to the complementary perspectives of Abhinava and Spinoza.

  • 03Mar

    Lecture 4 of 6 | Ram-Prasad’s central lectures explore the theme “Monism”, with reference to God and the World, with reference to the complementary perspectives of Abhinava and Spinoza.

  • 04Mar

    Exploring a synthesis of Charles Taylor and Tomás Halík on religious difference—with Aden Cotterill (Cambridge).

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