Infinity & beyond
Ido Millet has been flying planes for 27 years, yet he’s never once used an engine. His planes don’t need them.
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Anti-Semitism is rising in Europe, Bennett says
Since the dawn of humanity, history has not been kind to the Jews, Georgette Bennett said, and the outlook is still concerning in Europe today.
The heart of the issue: Hanson provides context for Russia-Ukraine conflict
A border is not just the line dividing two countries or the singular form of the failed chain bookstore. To Stephen E. Hanson, borders are the crux of the historical tension and recent conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Majid discusses canonical roots of Islamic violence
According to Anouar Majid, Islam has not evolved from its violent origins as its fellow Abrahamic religions have because of its refusal to accept discourse or dissent from its followers.
Ramachandran discusses appropriation of Hindu imagery
Iconography, idolatry and nationalism are just a few of the stages that Tanisha Ramachandran used to describe the evolution of Hindu imagery.
DuBois: There is a soundtrack to Obama’s presidency
Barack Obama’s entire presidency has a soundtrack, according to Joshua DuBois, the former head of the Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships for the executive office.
Safi calls for focus on love, not hatred
Most discourse on Islam today revolves around politics, but Omid Safi is trying to bring love back into the conversation….
Soltes discusses historical intersection of art, politics and religion
If one were to imagine a Venn diagram of arts, politics and religion, Ori Soltes’ entire Interfaith Lecture would lay in the three circles’ shared space.
Becker to honor predecessor Hesse with President’s Medal
Every week’s lecture series has a theme at Chautauqua Institution, but that wasn’t always the case. In fact, the concept…
Dyson: ‘whiteness has become a religion’
While every lecture at Chautauqua Institution brings something new, Interfaith Lecturer Michael Eric Dyson is the first — to rap while at the lectern.
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