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International Conference on Religion and Society in Global Perspective

📅 19–20 Aug 2026 📍 Calgary, Canada 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the diverse expressions of Christian faith practices across different cultural contexts. It aims to analyze how globalization influences religious rituals and community life.

This session focuses on the role of interfaith dialogue in fostering understanding and cooperation among different religious communities. Participants will examine case studies that highlight successful interfaith initiatives.

This track investigates the intersection of societal ethics and Christian teachings in contemporary issues. Discussions will center on how religious principles inform ethical decision-making in various societal contexts.

This session aims to analyze the cultural implications of Christian beliefs and practices in diverse societies. It will address how religion shapes cultural identity and social norms.

This track offers a comparative analysis of Christianity with other world religions. Scholars will discuss similarities and differences in beliefs, practices, and societal roles.

This session highlights the role of Christian organizations in community development and social justice. Participants will share successful models of faith-based community engagement.

This track examines the dynamics of religious change within Christian communities in response to modern societal challenges. Discussions will focus on adaptation, transformation, and continuity.

This session explores the influence of Christian values on public policy and governance. It will analyze how religious beliefs shape political ideologies and legislative processes.

This track investigates how globalization affects the formation and expression of Christian identity. Scholars will discuss the tension between global influences and local traditions.

This session focuses on the historical and contemporary social impacts of Christian missions around the world. Participants will evaluate both positive contributions and criticisms of missionary work.

This track examines the role of Christian faith in fostering resilience during societal crises, such as pandemics or conflicts. It will highlight narratives of hope and community support rooted in faith.