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The School held its 199th Convocation as hundreds of incoming students, faculty in academic robes, and other HDS community members gathered under a tent on the Andover Hall lawn and listened to Harvard Professor Laura S. Nasrallah deliver her address, “The Matter of Religion and Theology.”

Why religious studies matter

At Divinity School Convocation, emphasis is on faith’s place in a difficult world

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DateAugust 29, 2014