International Conference on Digital Culture and Ethics (ICDCE - 26)

This track explores the intersection of spirituality and digital platforms, examining how religious practices are transformed in virtual environments. It invites discussions on the implications of digital spirituality for traditional beliefs and community engagement.

This session focuses on the ethical considerations surrounding the use of artificial intelligence within religious institutions and practices. Participants will analyze the potential benefits and challenges posed by AI in shaping faith-based interactions.

This track examines the role of digital governance in fostering cultural innovation within religious communities. It encourages dialogue on how technology can enhance or hinder the expression of cultural and religious identities.

This session addresses the tension between privacy rights and the use of technology in religious expression. It seeks to understand how digital tools can both protect and compromise individual faith practices.

This track investigates the ethical implications of social media on religious discourse and community building. Participants will explore how online platforms shape narratives and influence public perceptions of faith.

This session delves into the ways cyberculture influences religious identity formation and expression. It invites contributions that examine the dynamics of faith in the context of digital interactions and online communities.

This track focuses on the challenges and opportunities presented by the digital era for religious institutions and practitioners. Discussions will center on adapting faith practices to contemporary technological landscapes.

This session promotes interdisciplinary research at the intersection of digital humanities and religious studies. Participants are encouraged to share innovative methodologies and findings that enhance understanding of faith in the digital age.

This track explores the concept of global ethics as it pertains to digital religion and cross-cultural interactions. It aims to foster dialogue on ethical frameworks that support diverse religious expressions in a globalized digital context.

This session examines how techno-culture shapes and transforms religious practices and beliefs. Participants will analyze the implications of technological advancements on traditional rituals and community engagement.

This track investigates the role of online communities in the evolution of faith and religious practices. It encourages discussions on how digital platforms facilitate new forms of worship and community building.