A major aspect of North Texas’ diversity is the great number of spiritual and religious faiths practiced in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, yet all too often, we know little about faiths outside our own. With that in mind, we continue the series of presentations and discussion begun in the Fall. Aimed at offering people of all cultures, faith, and traditions opportunities to learn about the religions of their neighbors, the monthly sessions will approach relevant topics of faith from academic–and accessible–perspectives, with ample audience participation encouraged. The Spring series will continue to focus on “The Role of Intellect from the Perspective of the Major Faith Traditions,” taking up Jewish, Buddhist, Sikh, and Bahá’í  traditions following our consideration of Christian, Hindu, and Islam traditions in the Fall just past.

Session 1
February 3, 7:00 – 8:30pm; Reception 6:30pm
Venue: The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture

Session 2
March 2, 7:00 – 8:30pm; Reception 6:30pm
Venue: Thanks-Giving Square

Session 3
April 6, 7:00 – 8:30pm; Reception 6:30pm
Venue: The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture

Session 4
May 4, 7:00 – 8:30pm; Reception 6:30pm
Venue: Thanks-Giving Square

$80 per Semester
$20 per Session

$40 per Semester for Educators and Faith Leaders
$10 per Session for Educators and Faith Leaders

Students free