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Nov, 2024

2024 American Elections Conference

 Memories of our debate on the possible national and international impacts of the 2024 US elections. Conference "American Elections 2024", organized by Jorge Botelho Moniz. 

Anyone who wants to (re)watch the entire conference can watch our streaming: https://lnkd.in/dwzJf2u5

A special thanks to Diana Soller and Teresa Nogueira Pinto for the generosity of their time, to our students for their strong mobilization and interest.
Nov, 2024

Permanent Seminary of the Institute of Contemporary Christianity

The Instituto de Cristianismo Contemporâneo is promoting a monthly conference throughout this academic year, in partnership with the Master's Degree in Science of Religions at Universidade Lusófona, under the general theme ‘Christian Faith and

Oct, 2024

Conference on freedom of expression

Professor José Brissos-Lino was a speaker at an event held at Universidade Lusófona on 12 October, promoted by AECE - Associação de Escritores Cristãos Evangélicos (Association of Evangelical Christian Writers) and with the support of the Area of Science of Religions.

Nov, 2024

Islamic and multicultural heritage in Portugal: RTP2 report with Fabrizio Boscaglia (LusoGlobe, Science of Religions)

The Portuguese national television network RT2 broadcast a report on the archaeological site ‘Alto da Vigia’ (Colares, Sintra), where the remains of a medieval Ribāṭ exist. This is a fortification and/or a centre for spiritual meetings and retreats in the context of Islam, especially Sufi mysticism.

Nov, 2024

Round table "What Now, America?"

IEP-Católica promoted the round table "What Now, America?", a conversation around the results of the 2024 American elections.

Oct, 2024

Imam of the Central Mosque in Lisbon visits exhibition ‘Islamic Publications in Portugal (1968-2024)’

The Imam of the Central Mosque of Lisbon, Shaykh David Munir (Islamic Community of Lisbon) visited the exhibition ‘Islamic Publications in Portugal (1968-2024)’ at the National Library of Portugal, accompanied by the Director of the Library, Professor Diogo Ramada Curto, the co-curator of the exhibition, Professor Fabrizio Boscaglia (member of LusoGlobe) and the Deputy Director of the Library, Dr. Paula Gonçalves.