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International Conference on Academic Theology and Religious Studies (ICATRS - 27)

2nd - 3rd April 2027 | Hamad Town, Bahrain
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Conference Session Tracks

SDG Wheel

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

SDG 4
SDG 4 Quality Education
SDG 10
SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities
SDG 16
SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Track 01

Theological Frameworks in Contemporary Discourse

This track explores the various frameworks of theology that shape contemporary religious discourse. It aims to analyze how these frameworks influence belief systems and interfaith dialogues.

Track 02

Comparative Religion: Methodologies and Approaches

This session focuses on the methodologies used in comparative religion studies, examining their strengths and limitations. Participants will discuss case studies that illustrate effective comparative analyses.

Track 03

Eschatological Perspectives Across Cultures

This track delves into the diverse eschatological beliefs found in various religious traditions. It aims to uncover how these beliefs shape ethical frameworks and societal norms.

Track 04

Anthropology of Religion: Belief Systems and Practices

This session investigates the anthropological aspects of religion, focusing on how belief systems manifest in cultural practices. It seeks to understand the interplay between religion and social identity.

Track 05

The History of Theology: Key Figures and Movements

This track examines pivotal figures and movements in the history of theology. Participants will analyze how these historical contexts have shaped modern theological thought.

Track 06

Divine Conceptions: The Nature of God in Religious Thought

This session explores various conceptions of God across different religious traditions, including monotheism, binitarianism, and trinitarianism. It aims to discuss the implications of these beliefs on theological discourse.

Track 07

Apologeticism in Modern Religious Contexts

This track focuses on contemporary apologetic works and their relevance in today's religious landscape. Participants will engage in discussions on the effectiveness of apologetic arguments in addressing modern skepticism.

Track 08

Existential Questions: Free Will and Divine Omniscience

This session addresses the philosophical dilemmas surrounding free will and the existence of God. It aims to foster dialogue on how these issues impact theological and ethical discussions.

Track 09

The Role of Nonbelief in Religious Studies

This track examines the phenomenon of nonbelief and its implications for religious studies. Participants will discuss how nonbelief challenges traditional theological perspectives and shapes contemporary discourse.

Track 10

Historical Contexts of Religious Systems

This session investigates the historical development of various religious systems and their impact on societal structures. It aims to highlight the interplay between religion and historical events.

Track 11

Theological Discussions in Interfaith Dialogues

This track focuses on the role of theological discussions in fostering interfaith dialogues. Participants will explore strategies for promoting understanding and collaboration among diverse religious traditions.