Friday, January 25, 2013

Spring 2013, Meeting #2: The Role of Religious Education in Modern Society

For our second meeting of the Spring semester, we'll be talking about how religious education, such as private religious schools for children or religious universities, play a role in our modern, largely secular society. Do they still serve a purpose? Does religious education contribute to society, or is it a relic of the past? Does it interfere with the education of children or the research of college students? Keep these questions in mind, and please bring more for our next meeting!

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