Cambridge Series

The LJCC is delighted to welcome academics from the Woolf Institute, Cambridge. The Institute is dedicated to the study of relations between Jews, Christians and Muslims and is an Associate Member of the Cambridge Theological Federation. The Woolf Institute’s Public Education Programmes build interfaith skills within and between faith communities as well as in wider society. The breadth of their programme is shown in the eight sessions on offer. 13 October - Dr Edward Kessler: Jewish-Christian Relations: bumps in the road or a change of direction? 20 October - Rev Andrew Brown: Where do Faith and Civil Society Meet? The languages of faith and secularism 27 October - Dr Lars Fischer: When is an anti-Semite an anti-Semite? 3 November - Sheikh Michael Mumisa: Cultural Cross Pollination between Muslims and Jews in Classical Arabic Texts 10 November - Dr Dawud Bone: The Place of Shariah Law in Contemporary British Society 17 November - Ms Lucia Faltin: Jews, Christians and Muslims and further European integration: challenges at the dawn of the 21st century 24 November - Dr Marta Dominguez Diaz: Suffism in the Modern World of the 21st century 1 December - Dr Lars Fischer: Protestant Theologians and ‘the Jews’, 1933 - 1945