Jay McDaniel is Professor of Religion and Director of the Steel Center for the Study of Religion and Philosophy at Hendrix
College. He is also Directory of New Horizons: Society for the Study of Science and World Religions, which is also based at
Hendrix. His talks and writings have centered on ecological theology, process theology, religion and science, and inter-religious
dialogue with particular focus on the Christian dialogue with Islam and Buddhism. His most recent books are Gandhi's Hope:
Learning From Other Religions as a Path to Peace (Orbis Press) and Living From the Center: Spirituality in an Age
of
Consumerism. He is now writing a book on The Listening Side of Love and its implications for Christian mission
in an age of religious diversity. Jay is
married and has two children, ages 15 and 17.
During his visit to St. Paul's, Jay McDaniel presented the following:
Sunday, November 6, 2005 @ 10:00 AM, St. Paul's Parish Hall
"No Peace in the World Without Peace Among Religions"
Five challenges faced by the world's religions to achieve spirituality and
peace in the future.
Sunday, November 6, 2005 @ 7:00 PM, St. Paul's Church Sanctuary
"Making Peace in the Global Village: A Christian Approach"
In the beginning is listening: How Christianity can help us to meet the five challenges in an age
of religious diversity.
