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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.
This track explores how the Catholic Church's teachings influence the interpretation of Scripture. It aims to analyze the interplay between tradition and exegesis in shaping theological understanding.
Participants will engage with various hermeneutical methods applied to the Old Testament texts. The focus will be on how these approaches inform contemporary Catholic theology and practice.
This session invites papers that examine the New Testament through the lens of Catholic tradition. Discussions will center on the implications of these texts for modern faith and ecclesial life.
Scholars will present their research on the exegesis of Pauline letters, emphasizing their theological significance within the Catholic Church. The session aims to uncover insights that can enhance understanding of these foundational texts.
This track focuses on the relationship between Gospel studies and Catholic theology. Participants will analyze how the Gospels inform Catholic doctrine and ethical teachings.
Papers in this session will explore the development of biblical theology within the Catholic Church. Emphasis will be placed on how scriptural texts shape Catholic beliefs and practices.
This track will investigate the historical processes that shaped the canon of Sacred Scripture within the Catholic Church. Discussions will include theological implications of the canon for contemporary believers.
Participants will discuss interdisciplinary methodologies that bridge Scripture and Catholic tradition. This session aims to foster dialogue between theology, history, and literary studies.
This track examines how Catholic exegesis has impacted contemporary biblical scholarship. Participants will explore the contributions of Catholic scholars to the broader academic discourse.
This session focuses on the ethical teachings found within the Bible and their relevance to Catholic moral theology. Papers will analyze specific scriptural passages and their application to modern ethical dilemmas.
This track invites theological reflections on the nature and authority of Sacred Scripture within the Catholic Church. Participants will engage with questions about revelation, inspiration, and the role of Scripture in faith formation.