Document Type
Article
Abstract
As tensions around religious diversity escalate in America, there is an increased realization that interfaith cooperation has broad civic relevance. In this realization, there is an opportunity for American colleges and universities to play a leadership role in constructively engaging religious diversity. The authors of this article explore the current challenges posed by religious diversity, a model of interfaith cooperation focused on civic engagement and social cohesion. They also explore how college students have a particular leadership role to play in building interfaith cooperation.
DOI
10.2202/1940-1639.1764
Publication Date
2-1-2011
Recommended Citation
Patel, Eboo; Meyer, Cassie; “Civic Relevance of Interfaith Cooperation”; Journal of College & Character; Vol 12, No 1, February, 2011
Original Citation
Patel, Eboo; Meyer, Cassie; “Civic Relevance of Interfaith Cooperation”; Journal of College & Character; Vol 12, No 1, February, 2011
Legacy Department
Other
Language
eng
Rights Statement 2
Authors reserve all rights.
