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Thursday, October 3, 2002
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Welcome and Remarks
Rev. Fr. Nicholas C. Triantafilou, President,
Hellenic College and Holy Cross Greek
Orthodox School of Theology
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Friday, October 4, 2002
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"Globalization and
Religion"
Richard Falk, Albert G. Milbank Professor of
International Law and Practice,
Princeton University
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"Christianity in a Global World"
Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Clapsis, Dean,
Associate Professor of Systematic Theology,
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of
Theology
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"Orthodox Christianity,
Democracy and
Multiple Modernities"
Dr.
Elizabeth Prodromou, Associate Director,
Institute on Religion and World Affairs,
Boston University
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Session II: Orthodoxy's Interaction with the
Modern World
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"The Witness of the Ecumenical Patriarchate
in a Pluralistic and Conflictual World"
Representative of the Ecumenical Patriarchate
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"Human Rights and Responsibilities in a
Pluralistic World"
David Little, T.J. Dermot Dunphy Professor
of the Practice in Religion, Ethnicity and
International Conflict and Director of the
Center for the Study of Values in Public Life,
Harvard Divinity School
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"Human Rights and the Orthodox Church"
Christos Yannaras, Professor, Panteion
University, Greece
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"Christian Churches and the Plurality of
Religious Communities"
Diana Eck, Professor of Comparative Religion
and Indian Studies, Harvard University
and Director of Pluralism Project
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An Evening Address: Christianity in Conflict
"Violence and Religion in Pluralistic
Societies"
Dr. Konrad Raiser
General Secretary of the
World Council of Churches
Response - Rev. Dr. Stanley Harakas,
Archbishop Iakovos Professor of Orthodox
Theology, Emeritus, Holy Cross Greek
Orthodox School of Theology
"The Universal Claims
of Orthodoxy and the
Particularity of its Witness in a Pluralistic
World"
Professor Petros Vassiliadis
University of Thessalonike
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Saturday, October
5, 2002
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Session III:
Pluralism, Forgiveness and
Reconciliation
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"Ethnicity,
Nationalism and Religion"
V. Rev. Dr. George Tsetsis
Grand Propresbiter of the Ecumenical Patriarchate
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"Ethnic
Conflicts and the Orthodox Churches:
A Panel Discussion"
- Rev. Dr. Thomas Fitzgerald, Professor of
Church History and Historical Theology,
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of
Theology
- Prof. Pashcalis M. Kitromilides
University of Athens
Director of Neohellenic Research
National Institute of Research, Greece
- Rev. Kwame Labi, Community and Justice in
Mission, World Council of Churches
- Metropolitan John (Pelushi) of Korca, Albania
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"Orthodox
Spirituality and Social Activism"
Rev. Dr. John Chryssavgis
Professor of Theology, Hellenic College/
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology
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"Chrisitan
Mission in a Pluralistic World"
Christopher Duraisingh, Otis Charles
Professor in Applied Theology, Episcopal
Divinity School
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"Reconciliation
and Forgiveness in Christian
Theology"
Rodney
L. Petersen, Executive Director,
Boston Theological Institute
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Holy Cross
Greek Orthodox School of Theology
Brookline, Massachusetts
The Orthodox Church in a Pluralistic World
October 3-5, 2001
A Listener's Report
Valerie Karras, Th.D., Ph.D.
St. Louis University,
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Deenabandhu Manchala
World Council of Churches,
Geneva, Switzerland
Anton C. Vrame, Ph.D.
Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute,
Berkeley, California, USA
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