International Conference on Philosophy of Religion and Spiritual Traditions (ICPRST - 26)

This track explores the ways in which artistic expression serves as a medium for spiritual exploration and understanding. Participants will examine how various art forms reflect and shape religious beliefs and practices across cultures.

This session invites discussions on the philosophical underpinnings of major religious traditions and their implications for contemporary thought. Papers will analyze key concepts such as faith, reason, and the nature of the divine.

This track focuses on how literary works capture and convey the complexities of spiritual experiences and belief systems. Participants will investigate the interplay between narrative, theology, and cultural context in literature.

This session encourages a comparative analysis of different religious traditions and their spiritual practices. Scholars will discuss methodologies for understanding similarities and differences in belief systems across cultures.

This track delves into metaphysical inquiries related to the nature of existence as understood through various religious lenses. Discussions will include concepts of the sacred, the divine, and the implications for human understanding.

This session examines the role of sacred texts in shaping religious thought and practice. Papers will explore interpretative frameworks and the impact of textual analysis on contemporary spirituality.

This track investigates the phenomenon of mysticism within various religious traditions, highlighting common themes and unique expressions. Participants will analyze how mystical experiences influence belief and practice.

This session focuses on the relationship between cultural identity and spiritual practices. Scholars will discuss how cultural contexts shape religious expressions and the role of spirituality in personal and communal identity.

This track addresses the challenges and opportunities for faith in contemporary secular societies. Papers will explore philosophical arguments for and against belief in a modern context.

This session examines the dynamic interactions between religious institutions and societal structures. Participants will analyze how religion influences social norms, politics, and cultural practices.

This track explores the ethical implications of various spiritual traditions and their teachings. Discussions will focus on how spirituality informs moral decision-making and ethical frameworks in diverse contexts.