Religion & Peace

Dr. Lucinda Mosher, Faculty Associate in Chaplaincy and Interreligious Studies discusses the notion of “faith in the neighborhood” and how it affects exploration of interreligious worldviews.

As different faiths came into power in regions across the globe, they often adopted existing religious sacral spaces influencing their architecture. What can we learn from The Hagia Sophia and The Cathedral in Córdoba about the shared histories of these sacral spaces?

Professor Phoebe Milliken talks about the value of interfaith engagement that helped remove certain prejudices that came from images depicted of Iranian clerics on the news from her childhood.

Hartford Seminary prepares leaders for a multifaith world. The interreligious classroom at Hartford is where all students and faculty study the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and the Qur’an, but from different perspectives.