The Faith Angle Forum held its 34rd Conference on Religion, Politics & Public Life—and its first ever in Europe—from November 3–5, 2019, in Côte d’Azur, France. Over two days, sixteen journalists from the U.S. and Europe, along with eight scholars, convened for sessions on the rise of national populism, immigration in Europe, how ancient biblical wisdom can speak to today’s problems, and how religious pluralism might be renewed today.
The series brings together a select group of nationally and internationally respected journalists and distinguished scholars for in-depth discussions of cutting-edge issues at the intersection of religion and public life. Under the leadership of director Josh Good, the Faith Angle Forum provides extended discussion and the kind of deep reflection that is not always possible in today’s fast paced world of breaking news.
Religious Pluralism
Dr. Os Guinness
Dr. Shadi Hamid
Reframing the Problem
Dr. Micah Goodman
Bss. Philippa Stroud
National Populism
Anne Applebaum
Dr. Eric Kaufmann
Immigration in Europe
Dr. Kathleen Newland
Br. Gioacchino Campese
Participants
Katrin Bennhold, The New York Times
David Brooks, The New York Times
Goffredo Buccini, Corriere della Sera
Michelle Cottle, The New York Times
Benjamin Domenech, The Federalist
Rob Gifford, The Economist
Susan Glasser, The New Yorker
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, Columnist
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Simon Kuper, Financial Times
Paulina Neuding, Quillette
Christine Ockrent, France Culture
Henry Olsen, The Washington Post
William Saletan, Slate
Anne Snyder, Comment Magazine
Bartosz Wieliński, Gazeta Wyborcza