•Explain how the piece will represent developments in world events and cultural patterns past and present in Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, or Christianity, and explain why it is appropriate for the proposed location..
•Explain how the piece identifies central teachings from Judaism, early Christianity, early Islam, or Buddhism. How can someone from another religion relate to it?
•Discuss the value of commissioning such a piece for this location, how the piece is expected to enhance the intellectual and physical environments, and how it represents some aspect or feature of the Interfaith Cultural and Historical Center.
•(Instructor Comment). What I am looking for is something that is ‘Ecumenical.’ That means something that all religions can relate to and might not take offense. So you will need to make your yourself somewhat aware by researching. For example, think about what religions have prohibitions against idolatry: representations of God, Human, Animal, etc.