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Time and place: –, Faculty Library, Domus Theologica

This seminar will explore Buddhist chaplaincy with a particular focus on the concept of Kalyāṇamitra, or spiritual friendship and guidance. There will be an interreligious relational perspective in the seminar, asking not only what resources to find within the Buddhist tradition for Buddhist chaplains, but what Buddhist chaplaincy can contribute to the broader field.

Time and place: –, Room 305, Domus Theologica

Welcome to a research seminar with Mark Rowe.

Time and place: –, Eilert Sundts hus, auditorium 5

Responses to Mass Rape and Children Born of Rape in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992–1995)

CIMS and the Faculty of Theology are pleased to announce a co-organized event featuring a lecture by Ehlimana Memišević from the University of Sarajevo.

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An interdisciplinary workshop to explore the question of who children are and what it means for children to flourish in democratic society.

Time and place: –, Domus Theologica, room 305

A seminar with Marita Lindberg Furehaug, PhD fellow Faculty of Theology, Jacob Høigilt, Professor in Middle East Studies, and Nefissa Naguib, Professor in Social Anthropology, all University of Oslo.

Time and place: –, Domus Theologica, room 305

A seminar with Unapane Pemananda Thero, Guest Researcher, Faculty of Theology, University of Oslo in conversation with Iselin Frydenlund, Professor in the Study of Religion, MF Vitenskapelig høyskole, Oslo.

Time and place: –, Domus Theologica, U311

Rev. Frank Chikane in conversation with Chaplain Kari Veiteberg

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2.12.24

Tros- og livssynsdialog i krigstider: Hva er muligheter og grenser i dialogen? Om utfordringer og muligheter i ulike typer dialog, med utgangspunkt i nyere eksempler fra Norge om hvordan krigen i Palestina og Israel håndteres i dialogene.

Innledning: Anne Hege Grung

Forberedt respons: Linda Noor, daglig leder i Minotenk

Time and place: –, Faculty Library, Domus Theologica, Blindernveien 9

Welcome to this Guest Lecture by Professor Leo Lefebure, Georgetown University. Respondent is Rev. Unapane Pemananda Thero, University of Hong Kong and REDI alumni at the Faculty of Theology, UiO. 

Time and place: –, Domus Theologica, U214

One of the pioneers of the field now known as ‘Lived Religion’, Meredith McGuire, claims that attention to sensory experiences are of key importance when trying to understand how religion actually is lived.