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Workshop / Seminar

“Why are Abraham’s Children Still Fighting?”

Todd Hall
Room 216
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About the event

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are the three primary religious traditions of the western world. All three trace their roots back to Abraham, so how can they be so different from each other? And why has there been such a history of animosity between followers of these religious traditions? This discussion begins with the story of Abraham himself, because the seeds of dissent and rivalry are sown there. After considering the historical perspective, we will then consider how a better understanding of religious narratives can empower us to be more thoughtful and responsible citizens of our contemporary world.

Sponsored by:

Department of History in partnership with the WSU College of Arts & Sciences.
For more information, contact history@wsu.edu