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14:00–16:00 Uhr
Responsibility for Peace
Syposium|The Temple Mount in Jerusalem for Three Abrahamic Religions
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Peace Osaka, Osaka City
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Sprache
English (Japanese consecutive interpretation)
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Preis
Free
However, admission fee is required (250 yen for adults, 150 yen for high school students, and free for junior high school students and younger. Admission is also free for persons 65 and older and persons with disabilities [ID required])
Application required: by phone or through the Peace Osaka website
Capacity: 160 people on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications will be closed when capacity is reached.
Peace Osaka Opening Day: Peace Project Syposium
As citizens, it is important for us to realize our responsibility for peace and carry it with us in our daily lives. In order to achieve this, we must also understand the collective memory of wars and conflicts. Abrahamic religions, such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, have intersected with some of the terrors and conflicts in the world. To address these religio-political issues, it is important to have a basic knowledge of religion. The symposium will explore how we can contribute to peacebuilding by examining the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, which is a sacred site for three Abrahamic religions and has been a source of conflict. We will also discuss the issues of politics, religion, and war in Japan's modern history to reflect on our own responsibility.
As citizens, it is important for us to realize our responsibility for peace and carry it with us in our daily lives. In order to achieve this, we must also understand the collective memory of wars and conflicts. Abrahamic religions, such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, have intersected with some of the terrors and conflicts in the world. To address these religio-political issues, it is important to have a basic knowledge of religion. The symposium will explore how we can contribute to peacebuilding by examining the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, which is a sacred site for three Abrahamic religions and has been a source of conflict. We will also discuss the issues of politics, religion, and war in Japan's modern history to reflect on our own responsibility.
Ort
Peace Osaka
Peace Osaka 1st Floor Auditorium North Exit of JR Loop Line "Morinomiya", Exit 1 of Osaka Metro
2-1, Osaka Castle
Osaka City
Japan
Peace Osaka 1st Floor Auditorium North Exit of JR Loop Line "Morinomiya", Exit 1 of Osaka Metro
2-1, Osaka Castle
Osaka City
Japan