On March 21, 2007, Woodstock's Interreligious Dialogue on Education program hosted an interreligious evening of conversation with students discussing whether religion is a problem or solution in this world. WOODSTOCK THEOLOGICAL CENTER Evening of Conversation RELIGION—PROBLEM OR SOLUTION? Open Interreligious Conversation for Georgetown Students with the Woodstock Interreligious Dialogue on Education Wednesday, March 21, 2007 7:30 p.m. --Is religion a problem or a solution? --Do religious differences really matter? --Why dialogue: conversion or conversation? Short opening statements from an Interreligious Panel Followed by Conversation, Questions, Challenges, and Responses Panelists: Dr. Siva Subramanian Georgetown University Medical Center, Founder Chairman of Sri Siva Vishnu Temple in Maryland, and Vice President of Interfaith Conference of Washington DC Dr. Adi Haramati Georgetown University Medical Center, Past President, Kemp Mill Synagogue, Silver Spring, MD, Former Chair, Board of Education, Melvyn J Berman Hebrew Academy, Rockville, MD Dr. Barbara Brown Zikmund Past President, Hartford Seminary and Ordained Minister, United Church of Christ Dr. Hashim el-Tinay Founder, Salam Sudan Foundation and International Peace Quest Institute Moderator: Dr. John Borelli Special Assistant for Interreligious Initiatives, President's Office, GeorgetownUniversity