The 1948 UN Declaration of Human Rights presents the theme of "Freedoms" of a civic nature which have become the Western societies' benchmark. Those same "Freedoms" are now presented in the Abu Dhabi Document (2019) jointly signed by Pope Francis and Grand Imam Ahmad al- Tayyeb as a "wise Divine Will!".
Since the Document prohibits the imposition of styles of civilisation that are not part of the cultural heritage of the social context to which it refers, with the current "social" integrations that are increasingly emerging especially in Europe, what will be the implications for the future of the 1948 Declaration of Human Rights?
| Date: | Nov 15, 2021 |
| Hours: | From 18:00 To 19:30 |
| Organizer: | Gregorian Centre for Interreligious Studies |
| Category: | Islam-Christianism Forum |
| Room: | C009 |
| Venue: | Pontificia Università Gregoriana |
Only in-person attendance requires registration.
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Gregorian Center for Interreligious Studies
tel: +39 06 6701 5531
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The Gregorian Center for Interreligious Studies presents the "Monday Forum" cycle, an evening event that offers ideas and debates on issues relating to the relationship between Islam and Christianity, Christianity and the Religions of Asia and finally on the more general aspects of interreligious studies.
This year the complete list of forums for the first and second semester is presented in advance. Participation in person, after booking online is free and open not only to university teachers and students but also to an external audience. There will be free-access live streaming of each forum.
