Van Doorn-Harder, Nelly

Nelly van Doorn-Harder was born and raised in the Netherlands. She has taught Islam and world religions at Valparaiso University since 1999. Before that she was called as a missionary to Egypt to direct a refugee agency and also to Indonesia to teach Islamic Studies at an interdenominational seminary. She is involved in human rights issues and peacemaking, especially as part of the Norwegian Oslo Coalition for Freedom of Religion. Her views of inter-religious dialogue are very much influenced by some leaders of the Egyptian Coptic Orthodox Church and by Indonesian Muslim activists for the rights of children, women, and religious minorities.
(Bio from summer 2005)

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Van Doorn-Harder, Nelly

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Responding to the Other: Christian/Lutheran Attitudes to Interfaith Issues

Reverence for God: Islam and the Trinity

Reverence for Prophets: Jesus and Mohammed

Reverence for Community: Jihad

Muslim Women Finding Voices

The Never-Ending Questions Concerning Jihad

Muslim Christian Dialogue: Why – How – With Whom?

Sunday Eucharist

Muslim-Christian Relations (#1) – Part 1: Muslim-Christian Dialogue: Is it useful?

Muslim-Christian Relations (#1) – Part 2: Christians in the Middle East

Muslim-Christian Relations (#1) – Part 3: Muslims in Europe

Muslim-Christian Relations (#1) – Part 4: Muslims in the USA

Muslim-Christian Relations (#1) – Part 5: Current Muslim-Christian Issues

Muslim-Christian Relations (#2) – Part 1: Current Muslim-Christian Issues

Muslim-Christian Relations (#2) – Part 2: Muslims in Europe

Muslim-Christian Relations (#2) – Part 3: Muslims in the USA

Muslim-Christian Relations (#2) – Part 4: Christians in the Middle East

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