Welcome to the Museum of Religions
| The Museum of Religions represents the diversity of the world’s
religions by means of objects and images. It offers all members
of the university and the general public the opportunity to get
directly acquainted with this diversity through visits and tours. The
exhibition rooms contain numerous cultic figures, images, icons, scroll
paintings, ritual objects and house altars, as well as various models
and replicas, that portray the myriad forms of religious life. The administration of the Museum of Religions is conducted directly by the Provost’s Office of Philipps University. The Chair for the Study of Religions in the Faculty of the Social Sciences and Philosophy oversees its direction and supervision. This association between the Department of the Study of Religions and the Museum is mutually beneficial – teaching and research is enhanced by the presence and availability of a diverse collection of religious objects, while the meaning and significance of the objects themselves is continually deepened and enriched through ongoing scholarly study of them. |
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Religiöses Essen und Trinken
Führung am 24.12.2019, 19 Uhr, Religionskundliche Sammlung, Landgraf-Philipp-Str. 4, 35037 Marburg
Vom Altar zum Schreibwarenladen
Neue Vitrine zum Daoismus in China eröffnet
Festlicher Museumsabend. Freunde der Sammlung stellen ihre Lieblingsobjekte vor.
Veranstaltung aus der Reihe "Religion am Mittwoch"
Museumsobjekte zeigen religiöse Vielfalt
Neues Verbundprojekt REDIM untersucht den Einfluss von Museen auf die Wahrnehmung von Religionen
Neue Vitrine zu Religion in Japan
Am Dienstag, den 17. Juli 2018, wurde feierlich eine neue Vitrine zu weltlichen Themen in japanischer Alltagsreligion eröffnet.
Living with gods. Shiva lord of the dance.
Ausstellung im British Museum, 02.11.2017 - 08.04.2018
