Tentang UGM
Portal Akademik
Pusat TI
Perpustkaan
Penelitian

Home
About Us
Master’s Program
- Overview
- Admission
- Courses
- Schedule
- Scholarship
- Accreditation
Article
Publication
- Reports
- Books
- Newsletter
Film
- Indonesian Pluralities
- Our Land is the Sea

Beranda
News
Peluncuran Jurnal Prisma dan Nobar Beta Mau Jumpa

Peluncuran Jurnal Prisma dan Nobar Beta Mau Jumpa

News
8 March 2020, 20.23
Oleh: CRCS UGM
0

Leave A Comment Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Comment *

Nama *

Email *

Facebook

Facebook Pagelike Widget

Instagram

Diskusi laporan mutakhir @crcs_ugm, @icrs_yogya, d

Diskusi laporan mutakhir @crcs_ugm, @icrs_yogya, dan @yayasanlbhindonesia besok Jumat sore. Tautan pendaftaran tertera dalam poster.

Wabah Covid-19 berdampak pada banyak sektor kehidu

Wabah Covid-19 berdampak pada banyak sektor kehidupan, termasuk kehidupan keagamaan. Khusus di Indonesia, negara dengan peran agama di ruang publik yang cukup kuat, tidak sedikit peraturan pemerintah mengenai penanganan wabah ini yang secara khusus terkait dengan agama. Lembaga-lembaga keagamaan, sebagai bagian dari masyarakat sipil, juga aktif merespons.

Dalam konteks ini, @crcs_ugm, @icrs_yogya, dan @yayasanlbhindonesia melakukan penelitian mengenai pembatasan kebebasan beragama atau berkeyakinan (KBB) di masa wabah Covid-19.

Unduh laporan penelitian dalam tautan tertera dalam poster.

#EidMubarak. Selamat berlebaran. Semoga keberkahan

#EidMubarak. Selamat berlebaran. Semoga keberkahan hidup senantiasa meliputi kita semua. Sehat-sehatlah selalu.

#WednesdayForum, May 20, 2020 Paul Knitter is an

#WednesdayForum, May 20, 2020

Paul Knitter is an old friend of CRCS, having taught courses here between 2004 and 2006. To open our conversation with him, he will review some of the main concerns of his long career as a Christian dialogical theologian:

1) The need that Christianity and all religions have of developing a “theology of religions.” Such a theology is necessary in order to confront the reality that all (or most) religions contain within their teachings and beliefs obstacles to their commitment to interreligious dialogue.

2) The necessity, and the opportunity, of basing interreligious dialogue on the shared commitment of all religions to promoting human and environmental justice and well-being. (especially at this time of the pandemic). Interreligious conversation should be based on interreligious action and cooperation.

3) What he has learned from his long dialogue with Buddhism (summarized in his book Without Buddha I Could Not Be a Christian), especially what social activists can learn from Buddhism concerning the “primacy” of compassion over justice, and of contemplation over action.

4) His recent research and publications about the generally unrecognized links between racial (or ethnic or national) supremacy and religious supremacy

He will then take up questions about “Religions and the Pandemic” – what religious faith and interreligious dialogue can contribute to confronting the suffering and confusion that the pandemic has caused for so many people.

About the speaker: Paul Knitter is the Paul Tillich Emeritus Professor of Theology and Religions at Union Theological Seminary in New York City. He earned a Licentiate in Theology at the Catholic Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome Italy (1966) before going on to earn his Doctorate in Theology from the Protestant University of Marburg in Germany (1972).

load more... @crcs_ugm

Twitter

Tweets by crcsugm

Gedung Sekolah Pascasarjana UGM, Floors 3-4
Jl. Teknika Utara, Pogung, Yogyakarta, 55284
Email address: crcs@ugm.ac.id

© CRCS - Universitas Gadjah Mada

KEBIJAKAN PRIVASI/PRIVACY POLICY