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PANEL: THEOLOGY OF PEACE: THE CONTRIBUTION OF RELIGIONS

01/07/2026 15:00 - 19:30

HALL: Pola - AT13

The panel aims to gather interdisciplinary contributions to re-think the foundations of a theology of peace from an interreligious and intercultural perspective in an age of growing local and international conflicts. Areas of interest: the history of nonviolence and its main interpreters from various religious traditions and contexts; the theory and practice of peace studies that accompany nonviolence and social justice; the analysis of the theme of peace in the founding texts of various religious traditions, starting with Christianity; the theme of peace in international cooperation and interreligious dialogue; peace education and in-depth study of some documents of the Magisterium of the Catholic Church dealing with the theme of peace.

923.1 THE IMPERATIVE OF NONVIOLENCE THEOLOGY: AN ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE

Mokrani A. *

Pontificia Università Gregoriana ~ Roma ~ Italy

923.2 A THEOLOGY FOR PEACE AS AN ACT OF JUSTICE AGAINST THE MYSTIFICATIONS OF WAR IN THE THOUGHT OF BERNARD HÄRING

Tanzarella S. *

Full Professor of Church History at the Pontifical Theological Faculty of Southern Italy - Director of the Institute of History of Christianity 'Cataldo Naro'. ~ Napoli ~ Italy

923.3 NEW AND OLD APPROACHES IN THEOLOGICAL ETHICS TO QUESTIONS OF SECURITY POLICY AND JUST PEACE IN A TIME OF UPHEAVAL: THE PROTESTANT CHURCH IN GERMANY AND ITS NEW PEACE MEMORANDUM OF 2025 ("WORLD IN DISORDER - JUST PEACE IN VIEW")

Peterson P.S. *

University of Tuebingen and Center for Military History and Social Sciences of the Bundeswehr / German Armed Forces ~ Tuebingen and Potsdam, Germany ~ Germany