The ME99 Chronicle was set up to keep delegates informed of upcoming events and to present and preserve a record of key addresses and discussions at the Multi-Event 1999. Issues appeared on each day of the Conference (no events were scheduled at the main venue for Wednesday). The articles presented here provide a day-to-day description of what went on at the ME99.
ME99 Chronicle
The latest on the Religion in Public Life Conference
Monday, February 15, 1999
Reports
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Towards trust, hope and equality by Marina Bang
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Ambassador to address conference by Stephen Martin
Feature article
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What is a "Multi-Event?" by Stephen Martin
Recommended reading
Updates
ME Chronicle
Tuesday, 16 February 1999
Articles
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Forward with modesty and care by Marina Bang
Feature article
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"Does public policy need religion?" by Marina Bang
Workshop Reports
ME99 Chronicle
The latest on the Religion in Public Life Conference
Thursday, February 18, 1999
A call to participation by Marina Bang
Agreeing on core values by Marina Bang
"Where the groaning of creation is heard"
Feature article:
Globalisation and its discontents by Stephen Martin
An apology and a challenge by Jim Cochrane
ME99 Chronicle
The latest on the Religion in Public Life Conference
Friday, February 19, 1999
"Two frail beings in need of each other" -
religion in the transformation of society: problem or potential? by Marina Bang
No room for smugness by Marina Bang
Feature article:
Creating a social spirituality by Elizabeth Knox-Seidel
Reports:
Corporate values and practices
Religion, the Arts and transformation
ME99 Chronicle
The latest on the Religion in Public Life Conference
Friday, February 19, 1999
Concrete realities must define our strategic relationship by Marina Bang
The second revolution
The strength of diversity
Our role in transformation
Feature article:
Faith and health: a new initiative by Sarojini Nader
Some key thoughts from the listener's reports
Reports: