International Conference on Religion, Spirituality, and Belief Systems in Latin America (ICRSBSLA - 27)

This track explores the influence of Catholicism on the cultural and social identity of Latin American communities. It examines how Catholic beliefs and practices shape individual and collective identities in the region.

Focusing on the diverse indigenous religions of Latin America, this track investigates their spiritual practices and belief systems. It highlights the resilience of these traditions in the face of colonial and modern influences.

This session addresses the phenomenon of syncretism, where indigenous, African, and European religious traditions merge. It seeks to understand the implications of this blending for cultural identity and religious expression.

This track examines the rise of Protestantism in Latin America and its socio-cultural implications. It discusses how Protestant beliefs and practices influence community dynamics and individual spirituality.

Focusing on popular religious practices, this session analyzes the rituals that define the spiritual lives of Latin American communities. It explores the significance of these rituals in expressing faith and cultural identity.

This track investigates the theological debates surrounding faith and secularism in Latin America. It examines how these discussions shape religious thought and practice in contemporary society.