How have events in the Middle East since 1978, including American involvement in Iraq and the Syrian War, helped create an environment allowing ISIS to grow and flourish?
Center for Interfaith Cooperation’s Statement on Terrorist Attacks in Paris and Worldwide
20 January 2015
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The Center for Interfaith Cooperation (CIC), and the 40 religiously diverse members of its Board of Directors,* condemn unequivocally the recent and relentless terrorist attacks in Paris and around the world.
Interfaith film “Beyond Right and Wrong”
19 January 2015
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CIC events
March 18th — Can victims and perpetrators work together to rebuild their lives? This life-changing documentary explores the intersections of justice and forgiveness as survivors heal from these tragedies.
Kyle Long interviews Yuval Ron
19 January 2015
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There aren't many musicians who can list a command performance for the Dalai Lama in their bio, but Israeli musician Yuval Ron can and does. It's a strong testament to Ron's claim that his interfaith music ensemble is building bridges of peace between followers of Islam, Judaism and Christianity.
New Dalai Lama Film: “Compassion in Action”
16 January 2015
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February 9th — Illuminating insights about the essential problems of our world today and how we might solve them, shared by the Dalai Lama and revolutionary thinkers.
Beyond Tolerance: Combating Religious (and Other) Stereotyping in a Dangerous Time
15 January 2015
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February 10th — Gustav Niebuhr is founding director of the Carnegie Religion and Media Program; author of Beyond Tolerance: How People Across America Are Building Bridges Between Faiths
Justice, Justice … How Shall Ye Pursue?
14 January 2015
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January 21th — What do our sacred texts teach us about social justice? Are we getting it right as a society? Are there ideas we’re ignoring or misinterpreting?
New Perspectives on Genesis: Exhibition & Performance
10 January 2015
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CIC events
January 28th — "The Binding of Isaac", Genesis 22, raises many theological and human questions, and has been the inspiration for musical compositions, paintings and poetry.
Indiana Sikhs donate 20 tons of food in 2014
29 December 2014
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Interfaith Encounters
The Sikh Satsang of Indianapolis has a long history of stepping in a variety of community and global humanitarian relief efforts ... 2014 was no exception.
The Most Pressing Humanitarian Emergencies Today
23 December 2014
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CIC events
February 11th — Caroline Brennan serves in some of the most devastated parts of our world, from the civil war in the Central African Republic to catastrophic typhoons in the Philippines.
David Craig — “Obamacare and American Values”
23 December 2014
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February 4th — Prof. Craig's new book, Health Care as a Social Good: Religious Values and American Democracy, reports the lessons he learned during a three-year interview study at Catholic and Jewish hospitals.
Check out CIC’s speaker bureau
14 December 2014
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CIC's Speakers Bureau connects communities in Central Indiana with notable and knowledgeable religious, civic, and academic leaders. We think it's a pretty good line-up.
CIC joins in presenting the Saint John’s Bible
11 December 2014
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It's one of the great creations of art, literature and religion in recent memory ... and it's coming to the Indiana Interchurch Center in January. Don't miss experiencing the Saint John's Bible, or these interfaith events
Art: The Essential Fuel
4 December 2014
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Interfaith Encounters
Klara Zierk reports on an event that spoke to her as a religious studies major and as a human being
