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    Can I really bring people together? In a world of millions of people—all with distinct cultures and traditions, where does one begin? At Iliff, we know that it's possible to bring people together, and we'd like to show you how. As a diverse community with more than 35 different faith traditions, Iliff can provide you not only with a wide range of courses and seminars, but with "real" life experiences that give you the tools needed to lead the way.

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    Watch and listen as we explore how the Iliff experience brings people together every day.

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    Religions of the World

    What is religion? What defines religion? This class explores the diverse phenomena identified as religions.

    The creative, transforming, and conserving functions of religious traditions, institutions, and persons provide the focus.

    Take this course with Professor Jacob Kinnard.

    Interreligious Dialogue

    Can members of different religious groups genuinely meet as equals, or does one group always have the upper hand? Is there a hidden agenda in such dialogue?

    This course explores various perspectives that help students expand their ability to see both sides of an issue and respect multiple faith traditions.

    Take this course with Professor Jacob Kinnard.

    Leadership: Vision, Administration & Ethics

    What's your leadership style? How do you lead?

    Explore leadership as a matter of individual gifts and skills and as a community practice shaped by shared or contested needs/expectations. Learn to lead the vision of your organization.

    Take this course with Professor Phil Campbell.

    Ethical Analysis & Advocacy

    Morality? Ethics? Today's world is full of examples.

    This course introduces you to ethical reflection about contemporary moral issues in an ecumenical and global context. Drawing on ethical and sociological theory and analysis, and on theological and psychological perspectives, this course provides a strong foundation for those interested in ethical advocacy.

    Take this class with Professor Miguel De La Torre.

    Race, Gender, & Class

    How are the "ism's" impacting us today? And, more importantly, tomorrow? A historical look at the role of racism, sexism, and classism demonstrates how institutional structures of the existing world order and how analysis of these structures can help those interested in justice and peace eliminate race, gender, and class oppression.

    Take this class with Professors Tink Tinker and Loring Abeyta.

     

What's Iliff?

Iliff is a graduate theological school that is deeply committed to religious and cultural understanding in our complex world. So what does that mean? It means a lot of things.

Iliff is a place where you can awaken your passion and figure out your role in the world. It's a school that is both inspiring on its own and teaches you how to inspire others. It's an institution in Denver that has stood firmly for change since 1892 and helps others learn how to create change.

If you are looking for a progressive, ecumenical, accredited theological school that will challenge and encourage you to look beyond today's headlines and deep into yourself, Iliff is the right place for you.

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