CLU Religion Department
Our religion program challenges students to engage in the academic study of religion and to explore the religious questions asked throughout history
Hello all!
On Tuesday, November 1st, Dr. Thasiah, the Religion Department, and the Center for Equality and Justice are hosting an event on refugee resettlement in the United States. This event will feature speakers from Interfaith Refugee and Immigration Services (IRIS) as well as Yves Muya, who is an internationally acclaimed speaker and was previously displaced from his home. This event will be held in Ullman 100 from 7:00-8:30pm. I hope to see many of you there!
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Dr. Fogg has a TON of books that she's giving away! Visit the religion department and take whatever books you would like from the boxes by the bookshelf!
Reading and Conversation with Parnaz Foroutan
On Wednesday, 2/10 at 4:00pm, there's a great event going on in the William Rolland Gallery, called "Reading and Conversation with Parnaz Foroutan". Parnaz Foroutan is the author of The Girl from the Garden, a novel inspired by her family history, telling the story of a crisis of inheritance that leads to the downfall of a wealthy family of Persian Jews in early 20th-century Iran.
The event is free and all are welcome!
callutheran.edu Guest Writer Series
Today at 4:00pm in Humanities 120, Dr. Dahill will give an address on “Into Local Waters: Rewilding the Study of Christian Spirituality.” All are welcome! Light refreshments will be served.
Welcome to the CLU Religion Department page!
Our religion program challenges students to engage in the academic study of religion and to explore the religious questions that people have asked throughout history, such as the existence and nature of God, the meaning of life, how we should live, and what awaits us after death.
While the primary focus of the religion curriculum is the Christian tradition, courses are also offered in the other major religious traditions of the world, as well as in biblical languages.