The Broken Bay Institute (BBI) 2015 eConference will be held on Tuesday 23 June. ‘Religion: catalyst for violence or peace? Probing the Abrahamic traditions for answers’ will explore the potential for the three Abrahamic traditions – Christianity, Judaism and Islam – to cultivate peace in a world that associates religion with violence. See Broken Bay Institute E Conference for details
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