Principled Pluralism: Navigating America’s Increasingly Diverse Religious Landscape
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As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, and American society becomes increasingly diverse, we more frequently come into contact with people who have deeply held religious beliefs that differ from our own. Substantive disagreements between people of different faiths—and between people within the same general faith tradition—exist, and no amount of missionary activity or interfaith dialogue will erase them. How we manage these substantive disagreements will increasingly affect the well-being of our local communities and our nation.
What should interdenominational and interfaith interactions look like, particularly when both sides are deeply committed to their views? How can we, as Americans, positively engage our religious diversity in service of shared ideals and the common good? This moderated panel discussion will present Christian perspectives on the subject with a particular focus on higher education.
Panelists:
- Alec Hill, President, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship USA
- Michael Le Roy, President, Calvin College
- Julius Medenblik, President, Calvin Seminary
Moderator, Joseph DeMott, Project Manager, Justice & Society Program, Aspen Institute