Disagreeing Well: Is It Possible?

As we seek to faithfully navigate the challenges of a polarized and partisan 2024, we each confront the question: how do we learn to disagree wisely and well? Can people of faith model robust dialogue-and preserve relationships-in good faith without surrendering or downplaying our convictions?
John Inazu’s latest book, Learning to Disagree, draws from experiences teaching in the fraught areas of law and religion and criminal law. Together we’ll explore powerful stories that guide us in holding in tension clarity and ambiguity, tolerance and judgment, and confidence and uncertainty.
We hosted an Online Conversation with John Inazu on April 19. Together we explored practices to bring empathy and respect to our interactions with one another and help us to disagree well.
Thank you to our sponsor, Barbara Bryant, and to our co-hosts, Zondervan and The Carver Project, for their support of this event!

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