Stendahl Symposium: Conversations Across Religious Boundaries

In this year's Stendahl Symposium, four Harvard Divinity School students present their papers centered around the broad topic of "conversations across religious boundaries."
The Stendahl Symposium has become an annual HDS tradition in memory of former professor Krister Stendahl, who tirelessly sought to repair fractions between Jews and Christians, supported the ordination of women, and pushed for the full inclusion and participation of women and minority voices in academia and interfaith work.
00:00 Welcome and introduction by Benjamin Marcus, MTS candidate, Harvard Divinity School
03:05 "God and Money" by Ryan Greg, MTS candidate, Harvard Divinity School
23:42 "Statutes and Stories for Campus Access for Religious Groups" by Diane Kim, MTS candidate, Harvard Divinity School
46:33 "Emerson's Buddhism and the American Fantasy of Personal Authority" by Timothy Martin, MDiv candidate, Harvard Divinity School
1:08:05 "Opt-In Option: Voluntary Non-Muslim Usage of Muslim Legal Institutions in the Pre-Modern Era" by Adeel Mohammadi, MTS candidate, Harvard Divinity School
1:27:30 Response by Thomas A. Lewis, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Brown University
1:55:55 Q&A
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