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International Conference on Interfaith Dialogue and World Religions

📅 9–10 Feb 2027 📍 Amman, Jordan 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the role of interfaith dialogue in shaping global ethical frameworks. It aims to examine how diverse religious perspectives contribute to discussions on morality and social responsibility.

This session focuses on the intersection of religious beliefs and climate action, highlighting how faith communities can mobilize for environmental stewardship. Papers will analyze theological perspectives on ecological responsibility and activism.

This track invites discussions on the relevance of biblical theology in addressing modern societal issues. It seeks to explore how scriptural interpretations can inform contemporary ethical dilemmas.

This session examines the evolving nature of evangelism and missionary practices in the context of globalization. It aims to discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by religious communities in spreading their messages across diverse cultures.

This track investigates the interplay between human rights discourse and religious teachings. It aims to highlight both the contributions and conflicts that arise when religious beliefs intersect with human rights advocacy.

This session explores the impact of media representations on public perceptions of religion. It seeks to analyze how various media forms shape narratives around faith and its role in society.

This track focuses on the contributions of religious teachings to peacebuilding and conflict resolution. It aims to explore case studies where faith-based approaches have successfully mitigated tensions.

This session invites philosophical inquiries into the nature of existence as informed by religious thought. It aims to foster discussions on metaphysical questions and the implications of religious beliefs on human understanding.

This track examines the intersections of race, gender, and culture within various religious traditions. It seeks to highlight how these factors influence religious practices and community dynamics.

This session explores the role of religion in higher education settings, focusing on both challenges and opportunities for interfaith engagement. It aims to discuss how academic institutions can foster inclusive environments for diverse faith expressions.

This track investigates the influence of religious beliefs on marriage and family structures. It aims to explore how different faith traditions shape familial roles, relationships, and societal expectations.