Caring for Creation: A Jewish-Muslim Dialogue on Ecology
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Interfaith Learning for AllCaring for Creation: A Jewish-Muslim Dialogue on Ecology
Join us for a meaningful interfaith dialogue exploring ecological responsibility through the teachings of Judaism and Islam.
Rabbi Dr Natan Levy and Kamran Shezad will share how their respective faiths view humanity’s role as stewards of the Earth, drawing on sacred texts, traditions and ethical principles. This event offers a unique opportunity to discover shared values, deepen mutual understanding and reflect on how spiritual wisdom can inspire action in the face of today’s ecological challenges.
Rabbi Dr Natan Levy is the Campus Rabbi at Syracuse University. He holds a PhD from Bristol University in environmental theology.
Kamran Shezad is the Director for the Islamic Foundation for Ecology & Environmental Sciences.
Please note that the speakers will be presenting remotely.
Dates
Wed 17 Sept 7.30 pm (in-person) - Wed 17 Sept 7.45 pm (online)Location
City of Edinburgh Methodist Church
25 Nicolson Square, Edinburgh, EH8 9BX
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