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International Conference on Humanistic Anthropology, Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies

📅 8–9 Jan 2027 📍 Muscat, Oman 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intersections of philosophy and theology, focusing on ethical implications and moral reasoning within religious contexts. It invites papers that examine contemporary ethical dilemmas through the lens of philosophical theology.

This session aims to investigate modern interpretations and applications of Islamic philosophy in addressing contemporary issues. Contributions that engage with Islamic thought in relation to ethics, feminism, and social justice are particularly welcome.

This track delves into the anthropological study of religious practices and beliefs across cultures. Papers that analyze the role of religion in shaping social identities and community dynamics are encouraged.

Focusing on the historical development of philosophical and theological ideas, this session invites discussions on key figures and movements from antiquity to the modern era. Papers that explore the evolution of thought in relation to historical events are sought.

This track examines the intersection of cognitive science and religious studies, exploring how cognitive processes influence religious beliefs and practices. Contributions that utilize empirical research to analyze the cognitive dimensions of faith are encouraged.

This session invites papers that explore ethical theories and moral frameworks within various religious traditions, including Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Discussions on the implications of these ethical systems in contemporary society are particularly welcome.

This track investigates the philosophical implications of scientific discoveries on religious beliefs and practices. Papers that address the dialogue between science and religion, including topics such as intelligent design and natural theology, are encouraged.

This session focuses on the theological implications of migration and the formation of identity in diverse cultural contexts. Contributions that examine how theology interacts with issues of displacement, belonging, and community are welcome.

This track encourages comparative analyses of philosophical and theological traditions across cultures, highlighting similarities and differences. Papers that engage with cross-cultural dialogues and their implications for global understanding are invited.

This session explores the contributions of women to philosophical and theological discourse, addressing issues of gender, authority, and representation. Papers that analyze historical and contemporary figures in this context are particularly welcome.

This track examines the relationship between philosophy, theology, and the arts, exploring how artistic expression reflects and shapes religious thought. Contributions that analyze the aesthetic dimensions of theology and their cultural implications are encouraged.