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ANNUAL SERIES OF THE SLU DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
Welcome! This series began in fall 2017 to provide informative, thoughtful, discussion-oriented opportunities for students, faculty, and various other communities of Saint Louis University to engage topics of enormous consequence through the frameworks of theology and religion.
Welcome! This series began in fall 2017 to provide informative, thoughtful, discussion-oriented opportunities for students, faculty, and various other communities of Saint Louis University to engage topics of enormous consequence through the frameworks of theology and religion.
Racism, sexuality, incarceration, politics, law, immigration, media, art, violence--all of these and more are part of the histories and experiences of religion. This fora creates space to explore such intersections through the lenses of academic rigor and the Jesuit mission of Saint Louis University.
Racism, sexuality, incarceration, politics, law, immigration, media, art, violence--all of these and more are part of the histories and experiences of religion. This fora creates space to explore such intersections through the lenses of academic rigor and the Jesuit mission of Saint Louis University.
Facilitated by faculty experts, professionals from a variety of fields, and student leaders from across the university, the Religion and Complex Social Issues series prioritizes discussion and dialogue. We invite all members of the Saint Louis University--as well as our neighbors and, when possible, those far beyond--to join these conversations in an effort to create more understandings of the many ways that religion and theology continue to shape what it means to be human, together.
Facilitated by faculty experts, professionals from a variety of fields, and student leaders from across the university, the Religion and Complex Social Issues series prioritizes discussion and dialogue. We invite all members of the Saint Louis University--as well as our neighbors and, when possible, those far beyond--to join these conversations in an effort to create more understandings of the many ways that religion and theology continue to shape what it means to be human, together.
More Resources about the Department of Theological Studies at SLU:
More Resources about the Department of Theological Studies at SLU:
Here are a few more ways to get involved with THEO at SLU. Drop us a line if you have any comments or suggestions about this series or if you are interested in learning more about degrees in the department.
Here are a few more ways to get involved with THEO at SLU. Drop us a line if you have any comments or suggestions about this series or if you are interested in learning more about degrees in the department.
Banner Image: Craig Antrim, "Icon Wall" (1993), Museum of Contemporary Religious Art, Saint Louis University.
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