International Conference on Religion, Spirituality, and African Cosmologies (ICRSACS - 27)

This track explores the diverse indigenous belief systems and practices across various African cultures. It aims to highlight the significance of these traditions in shaping contemporary spiritual identities and community dynamics.

Focusing on the role of rituals in African societies, this track examines how these practices foster community cohesion and individual identity. Papers will analyze both traditional and contemporary rituals, considering their evolving meanings.

This session invites discussions on the reinterpretation of sacred traditions in modern African contexts. It seeks to understand how these traditions adapt to contemporary challenges while retaining their core values.

This track encourages comparative analyses of African religions with other global belief systems. It aims to uncover unique theological insights and commonalities that enrich the understanding of global spirituality.

Exploring the complexities of religious identity in postcolonial African societies, this session addresses the interplay between traditional beliefs and external influences. Papers will discuss how individuals navigate their faith in a rapidly changing socio-political landscape.

This track delves into the rich tapestry of African mythology and its significance in shaping cultural narratives and worldviews. Participants will explore how myths inform spiritual beliefs and community practices.