Religious and Cultural Mediation: A response to the signs of the times
Journal Title: Theology and Philosophy of Education - Year 2025, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Theology and theological faculties not only have a role to play vis-à-vis believers, but they also have a role to play as part of the university and the public sphere. Kairology, as a spiritual diagnosis of the times, is a part of public theology and can contribute to the social common good. It can be helpful in the search for solutions to the problems of our time. One of such solutions represents the bachelor’s programme Religious and Cultural Mediation, which responds to the deep divisions and different conflicts within our communities.
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Spišiaková, Mária
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