Voor de beste ervaring schakelt u JavaScript in en gebruikt u een moderne browser!
Je gebruikt een niet-ondersteunde browser. Deze site kan er anders uitzien dan je verwacht.
During the second edition of the programme series 'New Religion', student-in-residence Sam Kailani will delve into the connections between the Climate Movement and religion. In this three-part series, Sam wants to explore what new forms of religion are emerging. Why is it that Westerners are converting to Universal Sufism? Can AI take the place of religion in our lives? And what does religion mean in the first place? Our central question for this session will be: can the climate movement be understood as a form of religion? Come and find out during New Religion #2!
Event details of New Religion #2: The Climate Movement
Date
1 November 2024
Time
16:00 -18:00
Location
BG 3
Room
VOX-POP

About our student-in-residence Sam Kailani

Sam’s curiosity for the different ways people give meaning to their lives brought him to the field of Religion Sciences. It was within this field, he started to understand how difficult it actually is to define religion. He noticed how the public had this old fashioned idea of what it entails, but he also noticed how self-proclaimed secular people were part of social groups that had certain rituals, even dogma’s, and he asked himself: isn’t this just a new form of religion? It fuelled the idea for this programme series wherein he wants to investigate the broadness of the spectrum of religion and spirituality and he hopes the series can serve as a mirror for people to reflect on their own spirituality. Sam is currently doing his Bachelor Religious Studies at the University of Amsterdam. 

BG 3

Room VOX-POP
Binnengasthuisstraat 9
1012 ZA Amsterdam