International Conference on Religion and Intercultural Dialogue (ICRICD - 26)

This track explores the philosophical underpinnings that inform intercultural dialogue within diverse religious contexts. Participants will analyze how various philosophical traditions contribute to understanding and fostering dialogue among cultures.

This session focuses on the contributions of religious beliefs and practices to peacebuilding efforts across different societies. Scholars will examine case studies that highlight the intersection of faith and conflict resolution.

This track investigates the ethical implications of pluralism in modern societies, emphasizing the challenges and opportunities it presents. Discussions will center on how diverse ethical frameworks can coexist and inform social policies.

This session examines the interplay between cultural identity and religious expression in various communities. Participants will engage with case studies that illustrate how cultural narratives shape religious practices and vice versa.

This track delves into the theological perspectives that advocate for social justice within religious communities. Scholars will discuss how theological principles can inspire action and promote equity in society.

This session addresses contemporary philosophical debates surrounding the nature of religion and its role in human life. Participants will critically engage with various philosophical arguments regarding faith, reason, and existential meaning.

This track explores the impact of globalization on intercultural dialogue among religious communities. Discussions will focus on how globalization shapes cultural exchanges and influences religious practices.

This session examines the ethical dilemmas faced in interfaith engagement and dialogue. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the complexities of navigating differing beliefs and values.

This track investigates the role of religion and culture in driving social change within communities. Scholars will discuss how religious movements can influence cultural norms and societal transformations.

This session focuses on the processes of identity formation in multicultural societies, particularly in relation to religious affiliation. Participants will explore how cultural and religious identities intersect and evolve.

This track examines philosophical perspectives on pluralism and its implications for social cohesion. Discussions will center on how philosophical inquiry can enhance our understanding of pluralistic societies.