April 9: Atonement Theology in Muslim-Christian Engagement

Current & Upcoming Study Programs

Research, Education
and Partnerships
focused on the
Religions of the
Middle East

Research, Education
and Partnerships
focused on the Religions
of the Middle East

Upcoming Programs

Supported Research

The Islamization of Coptic Theology towards women in Egypt
Examines the impact of Islamization on the contemporary Coptic Church, particularly on women, exploring the church’s discourse and practices and considering their social, cultural, and political implications. Sara Allam Shaltout.
Changing Religious Landscape: Jordan 2018
Looking closely at the Christian communities this project asks how Jordan’s religious landscape is changing and what are the implication of these changes for Middle Eastern Christian communities. Merav Mack.

Current Study Programs

Free

Atonement Theology in Christian-Muslim Engagement

Online conversation with Dr. Brent Neely about his book, Atonement Theology in Conversation with Islamic Thought.

April 9, 5pm Istanbul time.

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Major Themes of Islamic Theology

Discussion of major themes in Kalam (Islamic theology) including God’s nature and attributes, creation, revelation, divine sovereignty, human freedom, and human destiny

Mehmet Fatih Arslan

Wednesdays April 23 to May 21.

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Qur’an Reading Group

Online discussion based group to read and gain a deeper knowledge of the content of the Qur'an. This is a selective, limited enrollment program

Clay Morrison

April 24 - May 29

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Upcoming & Recorded Events

Free

Atonement Theology in Christian-Muslim Engagement

Online conversation with Dr. Brent Neely about his book, Atonement Theology in Conversation with Islamic Thought.

April 9, 5pm Istanbul time.

Register

Muslim Engagement with the Bible

A discussion of important recent studies on Muslim approaches to the Bible.

The Workshop was held on October 14, 2024. Panelists included Georgina Jardim, Charles Ramsey, Samuel Ross & Martin Whittingham

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Islamic Origins & Christian Theological Engagement with Islam

How does critical scholarship on Islamic origins impact Christian-Muslim relations?

The Symposium was held on February 15, 2024. Panelists included Martin Accad, Daniel Brown, Sandra Keating, Daniel A. Madigan SJ, David Marshall, Gabriel S. Reynolds, and Michel Younès.

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Program Coordinators

Faculty Affiliates & Research Associates