Addressing the Difficult Questions

Marie Nuar, STD, is an adjunct professor of theology at St. John’s University, Rome Campus. She has graduate degrees in Islam, in Judaism, and in Christianity. Her doctorate research compared the anthropology found in Islam with that found in Christianity. She believes that dialogue ­contributes to a better understanding of both ourselves and those we consider other. Her research interests focus on the anthropological understanding found in religions and the ideas of rights and duties that follow from this understanding., STD, is an adjunct professor of theology at St. John’s University, Rome Campus. She has graduate degrees in Islam, in Judaism, and in 
Christianity. Her doctorate research compared the anthropology found in 
Islam with that found in Christianity. She believes that dialogue contributes to a better understanding of both ourselves and those we consider other. Her research interests focus on the anthropological understanding found in religions and the ideas of rights and duties that follow from this understanding.