Special Guest: Dr. Munjed M. Murad
M. Murad is the Assistant Professor of World Religions and Intercultural Studies supported by the Johnson-Fry Endowment at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities. He is also the program director for Eco-Justice. His research interests include Islam, Christianity, mysticism, comparative religion, and the natural environment. He holds a Master of Environmental Management degree from Yale School of the Environment, where he studied religion and ecology. For his doctorate of theology at Harvard Divinity School, he defended a dissertation entitled “A Tale of Two Trees: Unveiling the Sacred Life of Nature in Islamic and Christian Traditions.”
Topics: Other Faith Traditions, Theology