The conference is exploratory in nature. We seek to investigate historical case-studies and sources on interactions, both real and imagined, between Jews, Christians and Muslims from various times and places as moments of co-production. We are also eager to learn what resonances such historical work can have with theological thinkers, religious educators, media experts and artists. We want to create a space in which critical historical work and constructive creativity can together discover new ways to tell the history of Islam, Judaism and Christianity as a history of religious co-production.
The conference is exploratory in nature. We seek to investigate historical case-studies and sources on interactions, both real and imagined, between Jews, Christians and Muslims from various times and places as moments of co-production. We are also eager to learn what resonances such historical work can have with theological thinkers, religious educators, media experts and artists. We want to create a space in which critical historical work and constructive creativity can together discover new ways to tell the history of Islam, Judaism and Christianity as a history of religious co-production.
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Andreas Lehnertz (May 24, 2023). Conference: Moments of Religious Co-Production in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam – Past and Present, 26–28 June 2023, Spiez, Lake of Thun. medievalJewishStudiesNow! Retrieved February 7, 2025 from https://doi.org/10.58079/ri35