Virtual Book Discussion: "The Humanity of Muhammad: A Christian View"
Updated: Sep 10
On November 10, 2020, the Intercultural Association of Michigan (IAM) hosted a virtual book discussion on "The Humanity of Muhammad: A Christian View," authored by Dr. Craig Considine, a distinguished professor and authority in interfaith dialogue. This event was part of our ongoing efforts to foster understanding and dialogue between different faith communities.
Dr. Considine, recognized for his extensive work in Christian-Muslim relations and his scholarly contributions to Islamic studies, provided insightful perspectives on the themes of his book, which explores the life of Prophet Muhammad from a Christian viewpoint. The discussion was moderated by Daniel Hummel, Assistant Professor of Philanthropy, Nonprofit Leadership, and Public Affairs at Slippery Rock University, who guided the conversation to delve into the significant aspects of religious pluralism and interfaith respect.
This gathering not only highlighted key elements of Dr. Considine's research, including Muslims in the United States and the impact of Islamophobia but also emphasized the importance of scholarly dialogue in building bridges across religious divides.
For more information about Dr. Considine, visit his profile at https://profiles.rice.edu/faculty/craig-considine . For more on Daniel Hummel, visit his research page at https://hummelresearch.wixsite.com/hummel-research
