The XXV International Scientific and Theological Conference “Theology and Secular Sciences: Traditional and New Relationships” will be held in Kazantranslated

October 3, 2026 · 1 min read

On November 11-12, the XXV International Scientific and Theological Conference “Theology and Secular Sciences: Traditional and New Relationships” will be held at the Kazan Orthodox Theological Seminary.

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ნიკოლოზ წიკლაური

I am interested in what specific themes will be heard this time in the "New Interconnections" section. I read similar materials last year as well, but it often seems to me that if you look through the eyes of an accountant, there are still few numbers and facts. Let's see what Kazan brings us this time.

Rémi Martin

I wonder what exactly will be included in the “new relationships” this time. Last year, as Nikoloz writes, there were really few specific examples and figures, more general reasoning. Let's see what Kazan residents have prepared for this year, especially in secular sciences.

Иван Орлов

It is interesting what exactly this time will be classified as “new relationships”. Last year, as the guys correctly write, there were more general words, but almost no specific examples from physics, biology or mathematics were given. Let's see what the Kazan team has prepared this year.

Paul Collins

I wonder what specific examples from maths or biology they'll bring up this year under the "new connections" bit. Last year's talks sounded a bit too general, like the lads here said. Hope the Kazan lads have dug up some proper case studies this time.

Nicolas Martin

I also wonder what will really be concrete this year, especially in the exact sciences like physics or biology. Last year, the presentations remained too general, it’s true. Are you going to Kazan or are you following this online?

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ვახტანგ კაპანაძე

Nicholas, that's what I was thinking too. I also read their materials well last year, but mostly there were general phrases, and concrete examples were scarce. Hopefully this time in Kazan they will bring us more numbers and real research, otherwise "new connections" will remain words. What topic are you looking forward to the most?

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ნანა კვარაცხელია

I understand you very well, Nikolas, I had the same feeling last year - a lot of talk and little numbers. It would be interesting if they gave specific examples related to biology or physics this time, as I watch the plants grow in our garden every day. Which direction are you most interested in these "new relationships"?