happy diwali! can we practice what we preach? go, world peace! send mithai boxes instead of bombs. ♥ thy neighbor as thyself.
random bible rdgs yesterday:"Light shines in the darkness for the godly. They are generous, compassionate, and righteous."(Psalm 112:4)
Sal Mubarak! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sal_Mubarak
shalom, peace be with you, namaste, and السلام عل
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Yeshiva University Maccabeats sing Matisyahu's One Day (A cappella)…

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World Religion Day will be held Jan. 23 at The Highland Center. As a treat for many locals, keynote speaker will be neurosurgeon Dr. Anil Nanda.…
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saw a few billboards on nyc buses and in the subways --
muslimsforpeace.orglogo is a white dove
tagline is "love for all, hatred for none"
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From IFYC:
Fellows Alliance 2010-2011---- Apply Now!!!
The Fellows Alliance program is cultivating a new generation of young interfaith leaders on America’s college and university campuses.
Apply to be a 2010-2011 Fellow:
http://www.ifyc.org/fellows
Application Deadline: Monday, March 15th, 2010
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Original Draft of Dickens' Christmas Message
Hope in Difficult Times
Nathan O. Hatch
President, Wake Forest University
A new book caught my eye recently, titled "The Man who Invented Christmas." It is the story of Charles Dickens, and his masterpiece "A Christmas Carol," a work written in the six weeks before the holiday in 1843 and which received immediate acclaim. The miserly Scrooge, (Bah, Humbug) the downtrodden Bob Cratchet, the winsome Tiny Tim, the fearsome…
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SatKirin Kaur Khalsa
www.SatKirin.com
>> Upcoming Events
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>> Monday, December 8th - 7:45pm
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>> Guru Ram Das Meditation 31 minutes
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>> a community event (no charge)
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>> Golden Bridge Yoga NYC
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>> 253 Centre St ( between Grande & Broom) NY 10013
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>> 212-343-8191
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I was in Quantum Leap restaurant the other day, and a couple walked in and sat at the next table. Both were wearing
turbans, because they are
Sikh. I exchanged cards with
SatKirin Kaur Khalsa, who produces music for meditation. At her request, I am posting the following forwarded Sikh events to protect French Sikhs' turbans:
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Heard about this event at my Francis & Islam class:
Marblechurch.org
Sunday, Nov 23rd
5th Ave & 29th St
11:15am
Rabbi, Imam, Minister presiding
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I've been attending the Francis & Islam class, where I heard about the "Family of Humankind" inter-faith event tomorrow, hosted by the Dialogue Project, at which they will explore texts, traditions, and experiences with racism, Islamophobia, and Anti-Semitism. Details from the website, thedialogueproject.org:
The Dialogue Project's interfaith events are held annually, bringing
together clergy leaders, regular "people in the pews," and many interested
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Received the following email from a (non-denominational) Christian friend:
> For those interested in the Discussion Panel/Debate about
> Judaism/Christianity/Islam and 'Which Is The True
> Religion of Peace' - Dr. Jacoby is amazing).
>
> Tuesday, Nov. 11th - Edmond J. Safra Synagogue
> 11 East 63rd Street [Between Madison & 5th Avenue]
> 7:30 PM
>
> Below is the website where you can purchase the tickets…
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Another interfaith / Franciscan item is tonight's movie: The Assisi Underground (St. Francis Church NYC at 6:30pm). I haven't seen it myself, but I've heard: "It's a true story of the Franciscans smuggling Jews out of Northern Italy during the Holocaust."
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My friend suggested a class taught at St. Francis of Assisi Church:
FRANCIS AND ISLAM
"The Sultan was filled with the greatest admiration for Francis, and looked upon him as a man different than others. The Sultan..was deeply moved by the words of Francis and he listened to him very willingly." Thomas of Celano, The First Life of St. Francis
In the thirteenth century, during the Fifth Crusade the whole of Christendom was engaged in efforts to regain the Holy…
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I received the following email today from a friend of a friend interested in interfaith. I cannot vouch for it, but I thought I'd forward it to this blog.
IT'S COMING
This Wednesday, October 1st!
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To my dearly beloved and curious friends,
Have you ever wondered...
Who your friends really are, at their core? What they really believe
in? What their values are? Where their journeys worldwide have truly
taken them, i.e. spiritual reflections along the way? When were the
major turning points in their lives?
Social Networking... and Truly Connecting
I love Facebook (and before that, Friendster), but I felt like
something was missing... In all…
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A survey by the
Pew Forum found that 92% of Americans believe in God, most are tolerant of other religions, and as many as 3/4 of religious people said they think faiths other than their own can lead to salvation. “Americans believe in everything. It's a spiritual salad bar,” says Rice University sociologist Michael Lindsay. (USA Today) Commentators call it "cafeteria-style religiosity" or hint that the survey takers were confused. (…
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The Common Ground Dove is a place where people are welcome to acknowledge and respect the multiplicity of faiths. Although spirituality is a very personal thing and religion often avoided as a discussion topic, here at the Common Ground Dove, we are open about our open-mindedness. Through our forum for events and discussions, we share and learn about each other's beliefs and values across our different cultures, and also find our commonalities. The hope is that by encouraging young people to…
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