Conference “Social-Political Implications of the Edict of Milan”, June 7, 2013, Dom Omladine, Belgrade, Serbia (organized in cooperation with the Center for the Study of Religion, Politics, and Society, the Otačnik Theological Society and Belgrade Youth Center)
Conference presented different theological approaches to the social and political implications of the Edict of Milan. The focus of the conference was on the dialogue between different theological perspectives and how a better understanding of the relations between religion and politics can contribute to overcoming some of the tensions and conflicts immanent to the modern society.
Participants:
Dr. Nikola Knežević, priest and political theologian, Protestant Theological Seminary, Novi Sad and CSRPS
Fr. Igor Đuričik, Protestant Theological Seminary, Novi Sad
Fr. Vukašin Milićević, Faculty of Orthodox Theology, University of Belgrade
Dr. Davor Džalto, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade and ISCC
mag. Sergej Beuk, Protestant Theological Seminary, Novi Sad
Slaviša Kostić, theologian
Vladimir Marjanović, sociologist
Bojan Bošković, theologian
