Interfaith Dialogue 2022: False Dichotomies in Psychology of Religion and Spirituality Introduction
Kevin A. Harris, PhD, LP, drkevinaharris@gmail.com, Algos Behavioral Health Services, Inc., 255 E. Sonterra Blvd., Suite 119, San...
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INTERFAITH DIALOGUES
Conversations with Clergy about the Psychology of Creating Interfaith Dialogue, Harmony, and Social Justice
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A priest, a rabbi, a minister, a Zen Buddhist, and more walk into a conference...
. . . and create interfaith dialogue. For four years in a row, an Interfaith Dialogue was held at the annual American Psychological Association (APA) Convention, the largest psychology convention in the world, where clergy and faith leaders from various religions were invited to speak about how to create interfaith dialogue, interfaith harmony, and social justice between and within different faiths. These dialogues are hosted by the Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (SPRS), Division 36 of the APA.
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2022 Dialogue
Thu, Aug 04MinneapolisAug 04, 2022, 9:00 AM – 9:50 AM CDTMinneapolis, 1301 2nd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55404, USAAug 04, 2022, 9:00 AM – 9:50 AM CDTMinneapolis, 1301 2nd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55404, USAA priest, a minister, a church director, and a psychologist each discuss how Catholicism, Protestant Christianity, Native American religions, the Jesuits, and the APA can use interfaith dialogue to counter false dichotomies in the psychology of religion and spirituality.
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A Catholic Perspective on the Importance of Dialogue
Reverend Innocent F. Okozi, PhD, Catholic Priest, okozisma@hotmail.com, The Southdown Institute, 18798 Old Yonge Street, Holland Landing,...
Deconstructing Infrastructural Racism in U.S. Seminaries
Reverend Firpo Carr, PhD, Protestant Minister, firpocarr6@gmail.com, University of Phoenix, 4025 S. Riverpoint Parkway, Phoenix, AZ 85040...
Native American Worldviews on False Dichotomies: The Supplicate Order and Invocation of the Sacred
Patricia M. Brown, PhD, President and Director, Wisdom Wave Church, wisdomwave@gmail.com, P.O. Box 32443, Santa Fe, NM 87594 The...
Jesuit and APA Civility Guidelines for Managing Increasing Divisiveness and Polarization
Thomas G. Plante, PhD, ABPP, Psychologist, tplante@scu.edu, Santa Clara University and Stanford University School of Medicine, 500 El...
A Catholic Approach to Fostering Social Justice Dialogue in the COVID-19 Era
Father Innocent F. Okozi, PhD, okozisma@hotmail.com, The Southdown Institute, 18798 Old Yonge St., Holland Landing, ON, L9N 0L1, Canada,...
Zen Buddhism and Social Justice
Reverend Dr. David Zuniga, PhD, dzuniga@post.harvard.edu, Fielding Graduate University, 6800 Westgate Blvd., Suite 132-147, Austin, TX...
Social Justice in the Jewish Tradition – From the Five Books of Moses until Today
Prof. Aryeh Lazar, PhD, Talmudic Scholar, Ariel University, lazara@ariel.ac.il, Nof Ayallon 197, DN Shimshon, Israel 9978500 Social...
Progressive Christian Views and Practices of Social Justice
Reverend Karen-Marie Yust, Th.D., kmyust@upsem.edu, Union Presbyterian Seminary, 3401 Brook Rd., Richmond, VA 23227 Christian scriptures...
The SPRS Social Justice Task Force: A Call to Advocacy
Kevin A. Harris, PhD, LP, drkevinaharris@gmail.com, Algos Behavioral Health Services, Inc., 2161 NW Military Hwy, Suite 207, San Antonio,...
Religion and Social Justice: An Interfaith Dialogue - Discussion
Steven E. Handwerker, PhD, DDiv, peacewk@peacewk.org, The International Association for the Advancement of Human Welfare, Inc., 33 Laurel...
A Catholic Approach to Creating Interfaith Dialogue
Father Innocent F. Okozi, PhD, okozisma@hotmail.com, The Southdown Institute, Holland Landing, Ontario, Canada and Seton Hall University,...
Promoting Interfaith Dialogue: A Protestant Perspective
Reverend Josh Blakesley, MDiv, Minister, United Church of Christ, Hatboro, PA, josh@rctransform.com, 1400 Spring Garden St., Apt. 910,...
The World to Come: A Jewish Perspective on Interfaith Dialogue
Rabbi David Shneyer, Am Kolel Jewish Renewal Community of Greater Washington, Beallsville, MD, rebdavids@aol.com, 19520 Darnestown Rd.,...
Interfaith Dialogue: Views from Diverse Clergypersons: Discussion
Steven E. Handwerker, PhD, DDiv, peacewk@peacewk.org, APA Member, The International Association for the Advancement of Human Welfare,...
Do We Need a Paradigm Shift? Expanding our Worldview from a Single Creed to Multiple Truths
Reverend Kate R. Walker, DMin, Minister, Mt. Vernon Unitarian Church, Alexandria, VA, minister@mvuc.org, kwalker@uuma.org, 1909 Windmill...
The Openness of Buddhism
Nathan Lamkin, PsyD, Buddhist Practitioner, Western Reserve Psychological Associates (Private Practice), lamkinna@gmail.com, 2216 Kemery...
A Catholic Perspective on Civility
Father Innocent F. Okozi, PhD, Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland, Maine and Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ,...
Building Interfaith Harmony
Pastor Stig Lindberg, stigberg1@icloud.com, APA Nonmember, Minister, Universal Life Church Monastery The quest for interfaith harmony is...
The Heretics Within: Lessons in Civility from a Congregational Rabbi’s Work with Palestinians
Rabbi Michael E. Davis, BA and Ordained Cantor and Rabbi, mdavis@rabbimichaeldavis.com, Congregation Makom Shalom, Chicago, IL, 1109...
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