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International Conference on Theology, Doctrines, and Global Philosophy · Registering as Listener

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📅 11 – 12 Jun 2027 📍 Winnipeg, Canada 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Theology, Doctrines, and Global Philosophy
ModeStandard / Physical
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Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track explores the application of Buddhist ethical principles in modern societal contexts. It aims to analyze how these teachings can address contemporary moral dilemmas and promote social harmony.

This session focuses on the comparative analysis of various Buddhist doctrines across different traditions. Participants will engage in discussions on the similarities and differences that shape Buddhist thought globally.

This track examines the significance of rituals within Buddhist communities and their impact on spiritual development. It invites papers that investigate how rituals foster a sense of belonging and continuity in tradition.

This session addresses the intersection of Buddhist philosophy and environmental ethics. It seeks to explore how Buddhist teachings can contribute to sustainable practices and ecological awareness.

This track investigates the relationship between Buddhist spirituality and mental health outcomes. It aims to highlight the therapeutic potential of Buddhist practices in promoting psychological well-being.

This session explores how Buddhist thought contributes to and interacts with global philosophical discourses. Participants will analyze the relevance of Buddhist insights in addressing universal philosophical questions.

This track examines the tension between traditional Buddhist teachings and modern interpretations. It invites discussions on how contemporary issues influence the evolution of Buddhist thought.

This session focuses on interfaith dialogues that include Buddhist perspectives alongside other religious traditions. It aims to foster understanding and cooperation among diverse belief systems.

This track investigates the impact of Buddhist ideas on Western philosophical thought. Participants will explore how these interactions have shaped contemporary philosophical debates.

This session examines the role of Buddhism in advocating for social justice and equity. It invites papers that discuss how Buddhist teachings can inform activism and social change.

This track focuses on the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of Buddhist meditation techniques. It aims to explore the transformative potential of meditation in personal and communal contexts.

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