Professor George Newlands, Professor Emeritus of Divinity and Honorary Professorial Research Fellow in the University of Glasgow delivered an Open Lecture entitled 'Faith, Hospitality and Human Rights', on September the 27th, 2010. 18 Octīuddhist Monks, Students and Politics in Burma He was in New Zealand as part of Amnesty International's Myanmar 'Freedom' campaign. The speaker was Aung Khaing Min, a Buddhist, a former Buddhist monk, a Burmese political activist, and former prisoner of conscience. Postscript on Civility and Barbarity in the 19th and 20th CenturiesĪ special seminar in Religion was held on Monday 18 October 2010 from 3.00 - 4.00 pm in the seminar room (4C11 Fourth Floor, Arts/Burns Building). Religion, State, and American Constitutionalismġ0. English Historical Documents, 1660–1832ĩ. English Historical Documents, 1485–1558Ĩ. Luther, Calvin, and Henry VIII’s Formularies of FaithĦ. Religion and Secular, Sacred and Profaneĥ. The first discussion was preceded by a short introduction to Fitzgerald's earlier work, by Will Sweetman. The book under discussion was Timothy Fitzgerald's Discourse on Civility and Barbarity: A Critical History of Religion and Related Categories (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007). In semester 2, 2010, the Religion seminar took the form of a reading group. The Role of Spirituality in New Zealand Cancer Care. 'The Holy Man' of Southeast Asia: Charisma, Politics and Meditation. Sounds of the Human World: Globalising Buddhist Music as an Expression of Spirituality.

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