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International Conference on Philosophy of Religion and Theological Studies

📅 17–18 Mar 2027 📍 Freetown, Sierra Leone 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the metaphysical underpinnings of Islamic philosophy, focusing on the nature of God and existence. Papers may address the interplay between metaphysics and theology in shaping Islamic intellectual traditions.

This session invites discussions on the role of rational theology in modern religious debates. Contributions should examine how reason and faith coexist and inform each other within various theological frameworks.

Focusing on the nature and sources of religious knowledge, this track investigates epistemological questions in the context of Islamic studies. Papers may analyze the relationship between faith, reason, and religious experience.

This session is dedicated to examining classical and contemporary arguments for the existence of God within Islamic and other philosophical traditions. Contributions should critically engage with these arguments and their implications for faith.

This track seeks to explore the dynamic relationship between faith and reason across different religious traditions. Papers may offer comparative insights into how various philosophies reconcile or challenge these concepts.

This session addresses the philosophical and theological challenges posed by the problem of evil. Contributions should explore various theodicies and their implications for religious belief and practice.

Focusing on the ethical dimensions of religious beliefs, this track examines how Islamic ethics interacts with contemporary moral issues. Papers should consider the role of religious ethics in fostering dialogue in diverse societies.

This session invites exploration of the relationship between mysticism and philosophical thought within Islamic traditions. Contributions may analyze how mystical experiences inform philosophical inquiry and vice versa.

This track investigates the philosophical implications of divine attributes as understood in Islamic theology. Papers should engage with historical and contemporary interpretations of God's nature and characteristics.

Focusing on the evolution of contemporary theological thought, this session examines current challenges faced by religious scholars. Contributions should highlight innovative approaches to traditional theological questions.

This track explores ontological questions related to religious belief, particularly within Islamic philosophy. Papers may address the nature of being, existence, and their implications for understanding God and creation.