Comparative study of university curricula on religious pluralism and dialogue in Lebanon
Dr. Bechealany holds two Doctorate degrees in Theology, from the Jesuit University in Paris (Centre Sèvres) and in Religious Studies from Saint Joseph University of Beirut. She is a professor and researcher at the Faculty of Religious Studies at the University of Saint Joseph in Beirut. She’s a member to the board of Directors of several Centers for research and Publications on Eastern Christianity.
She was Secretary General of the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC) from 2018 to 2020.
Université Saint Joseph de Beyrouth - Lebanon
Comparative study of university curricula on religious pluralism and dialogue in Lebanon
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