Beatrice Granaroli
Graduated with honours in Philosophy at the University of Pisa in 2019, is now a PhD student at the Faculty of Theology in Lugano and member of the team project 'Religions from the inside'.
Location Italy
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Emma Brown
A warm welcome to you, @EmmaBrown!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Kay C.
"To be effective in achieving bigger objectives, such as harmony between nations, interreligious dialogue has to be on a personal level - between neighbours - and someone has to make the first move."
Welcome @KayC., I think -saying that- you precisely get the point of this course. We want to make religions dialogue, starting from us. So it is an excellent...
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Jan Menzer
Welcome to our course @JanMenzer, we will be pleased to listen to your opinion and know more about your experience!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Judy Wang'ombe
Excellent reasons for your choice, welcome to our course @JudyWang'ombe !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Akpan Clement
Welcome Clement!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Simone Paganin
Welcome @SimonePaganin !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Terry Hopper
Welcome @TerryHopper!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Mary Jo W
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Jan F
Welcome on board @JanF !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Mary Jo W
Welcome @MaryJoW !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Rik Gill
Welcome Rik!
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Happy to see you so enthusiastic! Welcome on board @GiuliaWildBianco
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Welcome @MicaelaKristin-Kali !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to rashida r
Welcome @rashidar !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Nancy Acosta
Welcome on board @NancyAcosta Nancy!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Alicia Tsui
Welcome @AliciaTsui !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Jamal Khan
Welcome on board @JamalKhan !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Anne Lüneburg
Welcome, @AnneLüneburg !
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Thank you!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Zehra Yılmaz
Thank you for taking part! Welcome to our course @ZehraYılmaz !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Su TPH
Hi Su, Welcome!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to [Learner left FutureLearn]
Welcome Michele!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Douglas Bahiense
Welcome to the course Douglas!
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Welcome to the course Yvette!
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Thank you for the suggestion @SoniaMarieDuguiawe ... we take the advice, we will be more and more present on the forum! :)
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Ann Beresford
You have the chance to discover it.. welcome 'on board' Ann!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Adina Boros
Hi Adina, welcome!
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Hi Barbara, Welcome!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to izzy khan
Hi Izzy, welcome!
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Welcome Francesca!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Paul Johnson
Welcome Paul!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Jim Lawler
Welcome Jim!
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Great observation @StephanieH, thanks!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Annette Payling
Welcome Annette!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Joyce U
Welcome Joyce!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to [Learner left FutureLearn]
Welcome on board Jason!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Nikki Butler
Welcome Nikki!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Zeinab El Taher
Welcome Zainab!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Paul Doherty
Welcome Paul!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to richard Stoddart
Welcome Richard!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Simran Johal
Hi!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Shally LH Wong
Welcome Shally!
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Welcome Cristina!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Marisa Papell
Welcome Marisa!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to William Marsden
Welcome Will!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to stephen agyei
Hi Stephen!
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Welcome Antonis!
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Welcome Riccarda!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Carole Clark
Welcome Clark!
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Welcome Anne-Louise!
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@BENOITF Thank you for your interesting answer Benoit!
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Professor Seung addressed this topic because it is what he studied about, but it is certainly a good question to think about the next working hypothesis... thanks Benoit!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Barbara Mitchell
Hi Barbara, very well! Welcome to our course!
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Very interesting Froilan! Welcome to our course!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Patricia Gaede
Hi Pat and welcome 'on board'!
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Good Seumas.. welcome to our course!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Jo Giles
Hi Jo, Welcome "on board"!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to karen roberts
Hi Karen, welcome!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Rohan Krishnan
Hi Rohan, welcome!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Adil Ahmad
Hi Adil, Welcome!
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thank you for your excellent considerations!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Marıe Woods
Thank you for your excellent contribuition!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Mariana Valerio
Welcome Mariana!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Jessica Jepps
Welcome Jessica!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Tracey Mansell
Welcome Tracey!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Meles Habtu
Welcome Meles!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Renato Fabbri
Welcome Renato!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Margaret Edmonds
Welcome Margaret!
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Welcome Antonino! :)
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Marie NOEL
Welcome Marie!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Paul Cook
Welcome Paul!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to David Figg
Welcome David!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Enny Books
Welcome Enny!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Evelyn Orozco
Yes, it is an interesting concept.. Thank you for the explanation :)
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Jean Bernath
Thank you for your very constructive and very insightful comment @BENOITF Benoit!
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A very interesting experience, thank you @EduardManeroserrano! Travelling as an opportunity to get to know each other is really good advice. When we can travel safely again, this could be a good way to get in touch with people of different religious affiliations!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Damian Spataru
Would you like to tell us about one of them @DamianSpataru ? It could be a good example... for someone else something to start from!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Evelyn Orozco
Do you mean that all religions refer to one God?
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Yes @SteffiVolk I agree with you, it is very interesting this concept that focuses on the possibility of translation of the revealed concepts.. and how that is linked to the possibility of communication between believers, even of different religious faiths.
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Damian Spataru
'What is the relationship between hope and eschatology within religions?' I think there are possible answers to that question in the text. What do you think?
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Thank you for this nice comment.. you are right @HazelDunphy, we need all of these aspects to understand the others as well as possible!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Alexis Johnson
Welcome 'on board' Alexis! It is very interesting that you live an interreligious dialogue within your family. This could be one of the declinations of our MOOC title 'religions from the inside'! We are pleased to know your point of view.. see you in the comments!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to C Callahan
Welcome @CCallahan!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Geoffrey Doye
Welcome Geoffrey!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Claudia Rumke
Welcome Claudia!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Sheila Bransden
Welcome @SheilaBransden !
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Tony Crooks
Welcome Tony!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Claudia R.
Welcome Claudia!
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Welcome, Rossella! Thank you for your nice feedback!
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Welcome Christina!
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Beatrice Granaroli replied to Damian Spataru
Welcome Damian!
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there are aspects of goodness, mercy, loyalty. What of the man can mirror the presence of God, of the Transcendence more in general, can be the witness of God, a glimpse of his presence. Also in the most 'guilty' human, just for the reason he/she is alive, there is something that speaks about God.. or for him. I don't remember anymore who is the author of the...
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This seems a valuable insight @DavidRobson... I think the great mystery of the incarnation too, from a Christian point of view, is in some way related to your thought. A God who has chosen to become human, with all the contradictions lying to that. Not only for who is good but also for who is 'evil'. This aspect seems to be also in the other confessional...
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Beatrice Granaroli made a comment
Try to comment on each other's chosen passages, it could lead to very interesting discussions among us... everyone can give his or her own valuable point of view on the matter, maybe from different religious backgrounds.
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Excellent correlation @SoniaMarieDuguiawe !
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Yes. it could be crazy!
But, if I may help.. 'existential' is something relating to the existence, so the existential truth is a kind of faith/hopeful expectation that concerns your whole life. The difference is pretty much clear in contrast with the ancient greek concept of 'Aletheia: the truth, in this case, is a correspondence between the aspects of the...
