Book Title: Parliament of Worlds Religion 1999 Capetown SA
Author(s): Parliament of the World’s Religions
Publisher: USA Parliament of the Worlds Religions

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________________ 1 9 9 9 PARI. IA MENT OF THE WORLD'S RELIGIONS DIALOGUE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 World's Religions. 2:00 PM–2:45 PM IN COMMERCE 1.37 Mr. Mohammed Abdul Hai is the Executive Director of the Islamic Center Grass-roots Interfaith Dialogue: Connecting at the of Chicago, and Chair of Muslims for the Parliament of the World's Religions. He is also the General Secretary of the National Dawah Heart Level Community, USA. He is also a Trustee of the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions. Ms. Kay Lindahl The art of dialogue, speaking, and listening from the heart is at the core of interfaith understanding. For the past seven years, 2:00 PM-2:45 PM IN COMMERCE 2.57 the Alliance for Spiritual Community has hosted semimonthly Religions and Science: Is it time for Repentance? grassroots interfaith dialogue meetings. This workshop will introduce the concepts of the dialogue process, guidelines Rev. Dr. David R. Breed which open up a safe space for deep dialogue and our The relationship of science and religion is basically a religious meeting format. This approach provides an access to and spiritual problem. How is knowledge developed, nnecting with those not like us in a very powerful and cultivated, and used for the health and well-being of our profound way with its emphasis on listening and speaking to earthly home? Conflicts between religion and science and understand, not to agree with or believe. The more we among religious traditions arise out of limiting beliefs about understand, the less we fear; the less we fear the more we risk reality and embrace a more inclusive vision is a pathway to the more we risk the more we trust: the more we trust the repentance. Two aspects of this pathway will be discussed: more we love. transformations of knowledge and religious practice growing Kay Lindahl is the founder of the Alliance for Spiritual Community and out the mixing of traditions, and the emerging generalized The Listening Center. She leads workshops on Centering Prayer and The cosmic-vison of the sciences. This program is sponsored by the Sacred Art of Ustening. She serves on the Board of Directors of the North American Interfaith Network and is a regional coordinator for the United Institute for World Spirituality. Religions Initiative David Breed is a consultant, teacher, and writer. He has published Yoking Religion and Science. The Life and Thought of Ralph Wendell Burhoe. He serves on the Boards of The Council for a Parliament of the 2:00 PM–3:00 PM IN COMMERCE 2.60 World's Religions and the Institute for World Spirituality Integrating Spirituality and Business 2:00 PM–3:30 PM IN THEATER 4 Mr. Martin Rutte We, The World: Building Global Solidarity in an It is now time for spirituality to be experienced and expressed in Alienated World vorkplace. Come and explore: how to combine your deep spiritual longing with your work. The presenler examines Mr. Rick Ulfik; Ms. Diane Williams; Ms. Joan Beisel; Mr. different examples from the workplace and other specific Ajani Benjamin; Mr. Bawa Jain; Ms. Charmaine C. actions that you can take to enhance spirituality in your Crockett; Ms. Deborah Moldow workplace. Through a series of international public events, a film release, Martin Rutte is an international speaker and consultant on spirituality in the workplace. He is President of Livelihood in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and other programs, We, The World seeks to raise global USA consciousness and awaken a spirit of caring in societies around the world. By engaging and inspiring people to join a global family of organizations and coalitions, we hope to more 2:00 PM–3:00 PM IN COMMERCE 4.15 effectively help bring about our collective social, ecological, and Muslim and Christian Relationships Promoting spiritual healing, Regional and Global Peace Rick Uifik is the director of We, The World. He is also the Co-chair of the National Board of Thc Foundation for Ethics and Meaning and is the Dr. Abdur Raman Madidi Bin Ali leader of its Media Task Force as well as co-leader of its Education Task Force He is an organizer and Task Force member for the annual Season There is dire need of cooperation between religions and an For Nonviolence Gandhi/King events at the United Nations and other Interfaith Center programs. He is also an accomplished composer and interreligious commitment to honor the terets of various media producer and has written and directed two films. traditions and uphold the intrinsic values of humanity. This Diane Williams has an MSW in social work and has coordinated presentation will illustrate how cooperation will help foster numerous social change projects in the U.S. and abroad. She serves on mutual cooperation and peace. the Advisory Board of World Artists for Tibet and was on the council for No biographical statement available at time of printing World Tibet Day. Currently, is the International and UN Affairs Coordinator for the Interfaith Center of New York. She is also the coauthor of the upcoming book: Revelations, Inspirations, and Soul Powerful Mobilization: A Revolutionary Roadmap. 2:00 PM–2:45 PM IN COMMERCE 2.54 Joan Beisel, Director of United Youth International, has facilitated and Partisanship: The Antithesis of Spirituality trained teachers in the field of conflict resolution. Completing thirty years as a teacher for at-risk high school students in New York City, Joan is Dr. Hamid Abdul Hai, M.D., FACC; Mr. Mohammed presently negotiating with the United Nations to open a UN Youth Abdul Hai Outreach Office which would act as a hub for national and international youth organizations. The great founders of all religions considered all mankind as Ajani Benjamin is a student activist, workshop leader, and poet. He is a their brethren. They proclaimed "Equal Justice For All." Task Force member/organizer for the World Movement For Nonviolence However, historically, people who called themselves religious and works for the Progressive Home Healthcare Agency as well as several have often acted in a partisan manner, leading to incalculable other community service organizations. harm to the concept of spirituality and to the image of religions Bawa Jain is a trustee and International Ambassador for the Parliament of as peacemakers. Partisanship is an evil to be guarded against the World's Religions. He is also the Director for International and United Nations Affairs at the Interfaith Center of New York. In this role, he has by all truly spiritual people, especially those who aim to been responsible for a number of UN related programs, including the participate in interfaith work. With quotations and incidents coordination of the annual United Nations Values Caucus and initiated from the lives of the founders of all religions, the presenters and served as Convener of the Jain and Nonviolence Studies Program of explore these important issues. the Southern Asia Institute, Columbia University, where he has been a guest lecturer and speaker at numerous conferences. Dr. Hamid Abdul Hai is a writer, lecturer, physician, and he received his Islamic education in India. He was Chairman of the Islamic Group at Charmaine Crockett is a human rights activist, writer, and research 1993 Parliament. He has been active in Interfaith work for many years., analyst. She has been active in issues ranging from globalization to and he is currently a Trustee of the Council for a Parliament of the spirituality and human rights and has conducted workshops on the 148 Jain Education International 2010_03 For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org Dialogue

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