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The Bernardin Center is where the ideas and spirituality of Cardinal Joseph Bernardin flourish through scholarships, seminars, lectures, and a full array of programs which focus on Cardinal Bernardin’s signature issues, including reconciliation and peacemaking, the consistent ethic of life, youth and young adults, and interreligious dialogue.

Faith on the Altar: Abraham’s Near-Sacrafice of Isaac in Jewish Thought

By Devorah Schoenfeld

The intensely troubling story of Abraham’s near-sacrifice of Isaac has been central in Jewish thought...

Islamic Law in the World Today

By Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri

A Conversation with One of the Most Distinguished Scholars of the Muslim World Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr....

Friendship Across Religious and Cultural Boundaries

By Gregory Baum

Presented at the Catholic-Muslim Studies Conference at CTU

Jesus, the Christ For All? A Judaic Perspective on Christology

By Steven Jacobs

On two previous occasions (Berlin, 1994, and Nashville, 2000), Prof. Jacobs addressed the question of...

Faith and Sexuality: Our Religious Traditions Engage Contemporary Issues

By Rachel Finegold

IN GOOD FAITH: Jews, Christians, Muslims sharing perspectives on issues that matter to our faith...

The Love Commandment: A Jewish Perspective

By Ronald Green

This lecture examines Hebraic and later Jewish understandings of the love commandment as first set...