Parliament of Worlds Religion 2009 Melbourne Australia

Author(s): Parliament of the World’s Religions
Publisher: USA Parliament of the Worlds Religions

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PROGRAM Tuesday 8 December
8:009:00am
9:30 - 11:00am
11:30am - 1:00pm
1:002:30pm
2:304:00pm
4:306:00pm
7:309:00pm
9:0010:30pm
Plenary Hall
Islam and the West: Creating an Accord of Civilisations
Room 101
Sing Praise for the Earth
Hindu Perspectives on Interfaith Understanding
Faith-based Education in Human Values for a Sustainable Future
Healing the Earth One Workplace at a Time - Spiritual Paths Through the World of Work
Exploring the Universality of God's Religion
Program is correct at the time of printing
Room 102
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Worship and Justice
The Centrality of Spirituality in Australian Indigenous Education
Darwin in the Dreaming
Caritas Australia - Community Development in a Multifaith and Multicultural Environment Supported by Dr. Haruhisa Handa and Associated Organisations
Plenary Hall
Melbourne Plenary. Further details refer to Page 21
The Urantia Papers What's Love got to do with it?
Room 103
Meditation Training and Practice
The Imam and the Pastor: An Exploration of Muslim-Christian Dialogue and Collaborative Power in Nigeria
The Changing Shifts in Religion and Spirituality on the AsiaPacific Rim
The Search for Inner Peace: Multifaith Views from Women around the World (Part 1)
The Search for Inner Peace: Multifaith Views from Women around the World [Part 2]
Room 104
Catholic Mass, Roman RiteTuesday
A Course in Miracles Unleashed: A Direct Encounter with Jesus Christ in the Evolution and Enlightenment of the Human Species
Preventing Violence Against Women: Australian and International Perspectives
Voices of Peace: Models for Productive Coexistence Among Youth
Youth Projects - Sustaining Peace from the Inside Out
Supported by Monash University
Room 105
Hearing the Concerns and Voices of Indigenous Youth
Spirituality and the Western World
Sustaining Spiritual Practices in a Changing World
Climate Change: the Burden and Challenge for the Next Generation