In Good Faith: Jews, Christians and Muslims sharing perspectives on issues that matter to our faith communities and our world.

While each member of a family may live a unique and fulfilling life, their differentiated experiences create opportunities to strengthen connections within the broader family unit. Members of the Abrahamic family have all preserved and transmitted opinions about how a religious community can engage with those who live outside their own particular spheres. It is in the spirit of the unique and the connected that In Good Faith will bring together scholars of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam to engage themes of interfaith dialogue in early and classical sources, as well as consider the ways in which these themes can help to support dialogue in the contemporary context.

Featuring:

Malka Z. Simkovich, PhD

Crown-Ryan Chair of Jewish Studies
Director of the Catholic-Jewish Studies Program

Ferdinand Okorie, CMF, PhD

Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies
Director of Bible Study and Travel Programs

Syed Atif Rizwan, PhD

Assistant Professor of Islamic and Interreligious Studies
Associate Director of the Catholic-Muslim Studies Program

• Kosher and Halal foods will be served
• Complimentary parking in the CTU garage