Navigating a Polarized World: Episode 1, "Faith Undivided: Answering Existential Questions with Religion and Science"

Navigating a Polarized World Join us for a series of interviews and moderated discussions on managing and even thriving in a chaotic world. No registration is required. Faith Undivided: Answering Existential Questions With Religion and Science Thursday, Sept. 24 | 10 - 10:55 a.m. | MCC 201 Host: Matthew Phillips, Associate Professor of History Guest: Melissa Clark, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Science and religion are often presented as opposing ways of understanding the world - but do they have to be? Both have helped human beings wrestle with some of our biggest questions: What does it mean to be human? Why do we suffer? How should we understand life and death? Join us as we explore where science and religion differ, where they overlap and how both can contribute to our search for meaning. In association with the History department at Metro, the History Club at Metro and the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Food and drink provided by the Mandel Center for the Humanities Can't attend in person? Watch these discussions on Webex. Save the Date: The Liberal Arts: Making Money and Saving Humanity! Monday, Nov. 16 | Noon - 1:25 p.m. | MCC 201 John Lewis: Civil Rights, Mentorship and the Radical Choice of Hope Thursday, Nov. 19 | Noon - 1:25 p.m. | MCC 201 Buddhism: Overcoming Suffering and Finding Hope Monday, Nov. 30 | Noon - 1:25 p.m. | MCC 201 QUESTIONS? Contact matthew.phillips@tri-c.edu | 216-987-2492