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On Beauty

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On April 5th, ThD student and CSWR resident, Munjed M. Murad, delivered a presentation on the findings of his research at Harvard as they pertain to the topic of beauty and religion. A summary of which follows: This lecture explored the concept of beauty...

Self-Identity and the Divine in Rumi

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On March 29th, CSWR resident Nariman Aavani presented his work on self-identity in the poetry of Rumi. A summary of his talk can be found below. As human beings who live in the modern world, our identity is defined to a great extent through the particular...

Worlds of Religion at Harvard

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By facilitating connections with the Harvard community and beyond, the CSWR convenes conversations about cutting-edge research.

Director’s Welcome to the 2016–17 Academic Year

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September is once again upon us, and after a long hot and dry summer here in Cambridge, we are ready – or almost ready - for the new academic year. 2016 is a year in which religion remains much in the news, for both good and bad reasons. Climate change...

'The Study Quran' and the Battle against Ignorance

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Professor Francis X. Clooney, S.J., the director of the Center for the Study of World Religions, writes about the climate of ignorance surrounding Islam in today's politics, and the need for all of us to learn more of this religious tradition. He wrote...

Compassion and Dialogue Shall Embrace

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Professor Francis X. Clooney, S.J., the director of the Center for the Study of World Religions, writes about the importance of interreligious dialogue in today’s world. He wrote about this important topic for America.

Mokichi Okada and Nature Farming in Brazil

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At this week's World Religions Café, Naohito Miura, a second-year master of divinity degree candidate and CSWR resident, recounted his summer field education experience in Brazil. Building on his Café presentation in March, Naohito shared his reflections...