Głosy religijne w kryzysie COVID-19

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03/07/2020 r.

Coronaspection: Introspection XII

There is a special power in the coming together of religious leaders in their diversity to deliver a message at a given point in time, especially a time of global crisis.

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01/07/2020 r.

Coronaspection: Introspection XI

Today's introspection in Tablet Magazine features Amma, Archbishop of Canterbury and הרב יובל שרלו Rabbi Yuval Cherlow. We hope you find their contributions inspiring! (Elijah Interfaith Institute)

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02/07/2020 r.

COVID-19 and Racism

Elijah Interfaith Institute and Praying Together in Jerusalem invite you to a unique interfaith prayer and teaching session on Thursday July 2 at 6 pm Israel time (11 am EDT).

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30/06/2020 r.

Kościół w trybie awaryjnym

"Trudno się dziwić obecnie, że transmisja telewizyjna Mszy niedzielnej budzi konfuzję, bo jak tu się zachować – klękać, nie klękać, odpowiadać, nie odpowiadać… Jak wyrazić żal za grzechy, i to doskonały, kiedy zawsze chwila w kolejce do konfesjonału wystarczała? Za obrzędem sprawowanym masowo łatwiej było się schować."

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29/06/2020 r.

Coronaspection: Introspection X

Together, we set out to answer seven questions:
1. What have been your greatest challenges in dealing with the present Corona crisis?

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26/06/2020 r.

Coronaspection: Introspection IX

Forty important voices are taking part in this project.
Together, we set out to answer seven questions

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26/06/2020 r.

Torah Is the Air We Breathe

"...But our spiritually impoverished society views religious practices as merely cultural expressions. It views religious services as equivalent to yoga classes and book club meetings. It does not see religion as essential, and therefore cannot understand that Jews don’t serve God as part of our lives; rather, we live to serve God." - Gil Student, First Things

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24/06/2020 r.

Coronaspection: Introspection VIII

There is a special power in the coming together of religious leaders in their diversity to deliver a message at a given point in time, especially a time of global crisis. (Alon Goshen-Gottstein, Executive Director of the Elijah Interfaith Institute, Israel, is the author of The Jewish Encounter with Hinduism: History, Spirituality, Identity).

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22/06/2020 r.

Coronaspection: Introspection VII

Together, we set out to answer seven questions. (Alon Goshen-Gottstein, Executive Director of the Elijah Interfaith Institute, Israel, is the author of The Jewish Encounter with Hinduism: History, Spirituality, Identity.)

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19/06/2020 r.

Coronaspection: Introspection VI

When I chose to feature the three interviews listed above as one Introspection, this was based on a clear sense of the complementarity of the spiritual worldview of the three contributors. Religious worldviews are diverse. Even if fundamental beliefs unite almost all believers across religious differences, still, there are many ways of being religious. The three voices featured in this Introspection feel to me, and I am sure would also feel the same to the speakers themselves, as growing out of the same spiritual matrix. (Alon Goshen-Gottstein, Executive Director of the Elijah Interfaith Institute, Israel, is the author of The Jewish Encounter with Hinduism: History, Spirituality, Identity.)