How To Talk With People You Disagree With: Psychology and Scripture Insights

If you find it difficult to talk with people you disagree with you are not alone. In today’s polarized world, it’s increasingly challenging to have meaningful conversations with those who hold opposing viewpoints. Whether it’s discussing politics, religion, or personal values, these interactions often feel divisive rather than productive. But what if you could approach these conversations in a way that fosters understanding, builds trust, and creates deeper connections?

Join us for this insightful talk, where we’ll introduce three key psychological concepts designed to help you engage effectively, even in the most challenging discussions. Inspired by St. Paul’s ability to connect with diverse audiences, we’ll explore how these concepts align with timeless biblical principles to promote empathy, understanding, and purpose-driven dialogue.

What You’ll Learn:

• Proven strategies for navigating disagreements without hostility.
• How to apply psychological tools to promote clarity and connection.
• The power of St. Paul’s approach and its relevance today.
• Practical tips for transforming conflict into meaningful communication.

Who Should Attend:
This event is perfect for anyone looking to improve their communication skills, whether in personal relationships, workplace settings, or community discussions. This talk is for you if you’re ready to move beyond surface-level arguments and make a genuine impact.

Talk to be followed by Q & A

Visit The University Series website for more details and pre-registration