The concept and practice of religion has always raised profound issues that affect human life and society fundamentally and in its entirety. Informed and solid discussion is a constant need as we map our way through these issues.
About ESITIS
The aim of the European Society for Intercultural Theology and Interreligious Studies (ESITIS) is to stimulate and coordinate “research and education in intercultural theology and interreligious studies within the disciplines of theology, religious studies, anthropology, sociology, and philosophy at graduate and post-graduate levels across Europe.”
– Preamble, Bylaws
“It is in meetings like ESITIS — and its counterparts around the world — that the future of our understanding of ourselves as intelligent religious persons is being worked out, written, taught.”
(Francis X. Clooney in his blog after the Salzburg conference in 2009)