International Conference on Theology, Philosophy, and Social Ethics (ICTHEPSE - 26)

This track explores the role of theological frameworks in addressing contemporary social justice issues. Participants will examine how religious teachings can inform ethical responses to inequality and injustice.

This session focuses on the philosophical underpinnings of religious ethical systems, particularly within Islamic thought. Discussions will center on how these foundations shape moral reasoning and ethical behavior in diverse contexts.

This track invites scholars to compare and contrast various normative ethical theories across different religious traditions. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the implications of these theories for contemporary moral dilemmas.

This session investigates the tensions and dialogues between religious beliefs and modern societal values. Participants will analyze how faith traditions adapt to or resist modernity in various cultural contexts.

This track examines critical theological perspectives that challenge traditional interpretations of religious texts and practices. The focus will be on how these critiques can contribute to social transformation and ethical renewal.

This session explores the intersections of political philosophy and religious engagement in shaping public policy and social movements. Participants will discuss the ethical implications of religious involvement in political discourse.

This track addresses the relationship between religious philosophy and the concept of human rights. Scholars will explore how various religious traditions articulate and advocate for human rights within their ethical frameworks.

This session focuses on the application of ethical theories within specific religious contexts, examining real-world issues such as bioethics, environmental ethics, and social responsibility. Discussions will highlight case studies and practical implications.

This track promotes discussions on global ethical challenges and the role of interfaith dialogue in addressing them. Participants will explore how diverse religious perspectives can contribute to a more inclusive global ethics framework.

This session investigates the impact of religious movements on social change and transformation. Scholars will analyze case studies where religious beliefs have catalyzed significant societal shifts.

This track invites philosophical inquiries into the relationship between religion and societal structures. Participants will engage with questions about the influence of religious thought on social norms and ethical behavior.