Interfaith newsletter for (Cologne), Bonn and surrounding area 131 - 3 Addendum
(08.12.2008)
love readers,
Reinhard Kirste just congratulated the INTR ° A-newsletter for today's Muslims Sacrifice and the Mahayana Buddhist Bodhi to the present day. Which I agree with you. Such congratulations on religious festivals come in my newsletters usually too short, which is because I do not really pay attention to the festival calendar.
Explanation: On the Sacrifice Muslims commemorate the sacrifice that God was offering Ibrahim, namely a sheep instead of his son. Therefore, on this day many Muslims sacrifice sheep and distribute a portion of the meat in the community.
commemorate On Bodhi Day Buddhist awakening of Siddhartha. Many Buddhists - Theravadans, but also Tibetan Buddhists - celebrate it in May, many Mahayana Buddhists, but in December. It is celebrated differently, often meditated by extensively (I have before, now once again visit "my" Zen group, which has nothing to do with the date, but fits quite well) and discourses heard.
And now I have two dates.
1) Lecture by Prof. Dr. Udo Tworuschka of the Univ. Jena: Practical Religion: Theoretical and methodological considerations on 18/12/2008 basic ct in the University of Bonn
Thurs 12/18/2008, 16 clock, exercise room Religious Studies (IOA), Adenauer Every 4-6
Introduction: Prof. Dr. Dr. Manfred Hutter , Univ. Bonn
Thanks to Ulrich Vollmer, Univ. Bonn, for the reminder.
The talk is probably primarily for religious scholars are of interest. Udo Tworuschka Michael has recently published a Klöcker book entitled "Practical Religion", for which I have also written a post. It is a book from the UTB-Böhlau-Verlag.
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2) Lecture by Prof. Dr. Christina von Braun, Berlin Symbol - picture - gender in Judaism, Christianity and Islam at the University of Bonn in 26/01/2009
Rainer Kaps via Hülya Dogan via AK MuChri Distributor:
Monday, 26th January 2009, 20.00 University of Bonn
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Gender in Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Prof. Dr. Christina von Braun, Berlin
We are used to keep the sex of a biological, immutable fact. A comparison between the gender systems of the three religions of the book, however, shows how closely gender, sexuality and culture are intertwined. Hence the high emotions that raises this issue in the encounter of religions. The presentation will compare the symbolic gender order in Judaism, Christianity and Islam and show that these differences also affect the order of knowledge and the relationship to the image. - Cooperation: The Federation New Germany, Region Bonn, Bonn Catholic Student Group, University of Bonn, studying universal; Series: Science Forum Bonn.
Monday 26 January 2009, 20.00-21.30 clock
Bonn University, Main Building, Lecture Hall VII
Rainer Kaps
Catholic education Bonn
Kasernenstr.60
53111 Bonn
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And if we ever at religious festivals are: Allen Christians celebrate it, I wish a contemplative Advent!
Sincerely,
your / your Michael A. Schmiedel
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