Annual trip introduces students to foreign faiths
Almost 80 students in Harding’s living world religions course traveled to Dallas over the weekend to visit places of worship for other religions.
While in Dallas, the students visited a Buddhist temple, a Hindu temple and a Muslim mosque, among others.
“They have read about these religions in their textbooks, but now they meet Sikhs and Muslims and Hindus and Buddhists face-to-face and have conversation,” course professor and dean of the College of Bible and Religion Dr. Monty Cox said.
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