Author: Author unknown, Issue: January 1998, Topic: Religion

The interfaith dialog series will continue with its third topic, what each faith tradition's response is to the question of why people should believe in any religion at all. The first dialog centered around the theme of each tradition's understanding of the concept of diety, with presentations from Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam, and the second around the theme of how each understands what the purpose of human existance is, with Taoism also being represented. The next dialog is scheduled for Sunday, March 8, 1998, from 2 to 5 pm at the Tsukuba Information Center. Watch for further announcements later.

<< Tsukuba University Offers Rugby Class | Master Index | American Christian College Extension Classes to Begin in Tsukuba: January 1998 >>

The International Women's Network (IWN) is a group of women who enjoy chatting with people from all over the world. We hold a monthly potluck dinner where we exchange information about the local community while eating a variety of foods. No reservation is needed to attend the potluck. Just bring one dish of food and show up at the meeting. Newcomers are always welcome! Take advantage of this unique opportunity to enjoy the international city of Tsukuba with us!

See our website

Alien Times Sponsors

The advertisements that appear on paper and online versions of The Alien Times do not necessarily represent the views of the Alien Times. The Alien Times takes no responsibility for any transactions that occur between advertisers and readers.

The authors of articles that appear in Alien Times reserve the right to copyright their work. Please DO NOT copy any articles that appear in Alien Times without first receiving permission from the author of the article (when known) or the Alien Times Editor.

Funded by the Tsukuba Expo'85 Memorial Foundation, Printed by Isebu