POST-HUMANISM AND

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE

PHAICON 2024
ATHENS, 18 - 21 NOVEMBER 2024
DIVANI CARAVEL HOTEL
Organizers:
Saint Maxim the Greek Institute and
115 Speakers The Office of the Orthodox Church
from 18 Countries to the European Union

www.phaicon.net
PHAICON 2024
Nous distanced from God
becomes either
beastly or demonic
(Saint Gregory Palamas)
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Apostolos Nikolaidis, Emeritus Professor at the ΝKUA – President St Maxim the Greek Institute
(Scientific Committe Chair)

Fr. Dr. Konstantinos Kenanidis, Secretary General, Office of the Orthodox Church at the European
Union, Director of the Institute of Orthodox Theology, Apostle Paul, Brussels

Georgios Mantzaridis, Emeritus Professor of Theology and Christian Ethics, at the Aristotle Univer-
sity of Thessaloniki

Daniel Hinshaw, M.D. Consultant in Palliative Medicine, Geriatrics Center & Professor Emeritus of
Surgery at the University of Michigan

Ioannis A. Ieropoulos, Professor, Chair in Environmental Engineering Civil, Maritime and Environmen-
tal Engineering Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, Research Interests: Environmental
Engineering, Bioelectrochemistry, Autonomous Bio-Robotics, University of Southampton

Konstantinos Kornarakis, Professor of Christian Ethics and Bioethics, at the National and Kapodis-
trian University of Athens

Ziad Kobti, Professor and Director of the School of Computer Science, at the University of Windsor,
Canada

Jean-Claude Larchet, Honorary Professor of Philosophy and Theology

Adrian Lemeni, Professor, Director of the Doctoral School at the Faculty of Orthodox Theology, Di-
rector of the Center of Dialogue and Research in Theology, Philosophy and Science, University of
Bucharest

Michail Κ. Mantzanas, Professor of Ancient Greek and Byzantine Philosophy (Supreme Ecclesiasti-
cal Academy of Athens), Teaching Professor of Postgraduate Studies – Programs (Department of
Philosophy, School of Philosophy EKPA), Research Associate – Coordinator of the Laboratory of
Philosophy Counseling & Philosophy of Self-Knowledge (Department of Philosophy, School of
Philosophy EKPA)

= Fr. Antoine Melki, Chairman, Department of Computer Science, Associate Professor, Faculty of
Arts & Sciences, Coordinator, Arab Support Center for Free and Open-Source Software (Ma3bar),
University of Balamand.

Dn. Adrian Sorin Mihalache, Lecturer, Faculty of Orthodox Theology, Alexandru Ioan Cuza Universi-
ty, Former Executive Director of the Centre for Research on Medicine and Spirituality, Providenta
Hospital, Iasi, Former Director of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on Religion, Philoso-
phy and Science, “Al. I. Cuza” University of Iasi

Aleksandar Petrovic, Professor, Seminar for Social Sciences, at the Faculty of Philology
Vice-President – of the Department of History, and Philosophy of Science and Technology, at the
University of Belgrade

Kostas Theologou, Professor Head of the Humanities Department at the National Technical Univer-
sity of Athens.
Fr. Alexis Torrance, Archbishop Demetrios Associate Professor of Byzantine Theology, Protopresby-
ter of the Ecumenical Throne, at the Department of Theology, College of Arts and Letters, Univer-
sity of Notre Dame

Hank Hanegraaff, President of the Christian Research Institute and host of the Bible Answer Man
broadcast and the Hank Unplugged podcast

Nickolaos Koios, Associate Professor of Christian Ethics and Bioethics, at the Department of Theol-
ogy. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Dr. Vassilios Constantoudis, Senior Researcher, Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (INN)
of NCSR Demokritos

Fr. Bassam A. Nassif, Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology, at the St John of Damascus Institute
of Theology, University of Balamand

Petros Panagiotopoulos, Associate Professor of Pastoral Ethics of Scientists Applications, at the De-
partment of Theology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Evaggelos D. Protopapadakis, Professor of Applied Ethics, Director of the NKUA Applied Philosophy
Research Lab, Head of the Greek Unit, International Chair in Bioethics (WMA Cooperation Cen-
ter), Member of the National Commission for Bioethics and Technoethics

Fr. Gregory Stamkopoulos, Associate Professor of Applications of Information Technology, at the

School of Social Theology and Christian Culture, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Dr. George Giannakopoulos, Researcher, SKEL lab, Institute of Informatics and Telecommunications
of NCSR Demokritos, co-founder and CEO of SciFY, a not-for-profit AI organization bringing AI
results to society

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Nikos Gouraros (Chair)

Fr. Pawel Cecha

Fr. Gennadios Manolis

Serapheim Politis

Eleni Xanthaki

Sofia Kolokotroni
AIM AND PURPOSE OF THE CONFERENCE

From the humanism of Modernity and the Enlightenment there sprang great confidence in
the ability of human reason and the potential of the human spirit to define not only the course of
our life but also our codes of values. What followed in the twentieth century did not confirm the
anthropological optimism of modernity. Despite significant scientific achievements and social
gains, humanity emerged deeply wounded from two world wars, from holocausts, genocides,
ethnic cleansings, divisions, totalitarian regimes and the cold war.

Modern societies recognize the need for science and ethics to make common progress. Ethics is,
however, unable to keep pace with the rapid developments in bio-medical technology, the digital
eco-system, cybernetics and robotics, all of which are factors which create new actualities for life
and reality and which foster expectations which are ever less likely to be regarded as scenarios from
science fiction. Artificial intelligence, the latest achievement of scientific applications, has already
taken over a large number of everyday functions, meeting human needs through the digital eco-
system and automation. However, the prospect that it may be linked to human nature itself and to
the human person poses huge questions for the fields of ethics, anthropology, science, philosophy
and theology.

The deductions by modern intellectuals who link AI to the evolution of the human species have
introduced new terms such as trans-human and post-human. These terms have already been the
subject of extensive scientific, philosophical and theological reflection. Without doubt, they will
soon come under the scrutiny of politics and the law.

Of particular concern is the outbreak of a kind of deconstructionist and hostile rightsism which
has become marked in the world, known as wokeism. Already, important thinkers have noted
the reversal and traducement of commonly accepted values, and even of common sense, at the
altar of a new attitude to life and a theory. The latter, either through fear-engendering hysteria or
through a skillfully veiled mask, changes the concepts of anthropology, the socially accepted and
the politically correct and thus abolishes every universal criterion of exactitude. This attitude, which
is a misinterpretation, misuse and abuse of the foundation of human rights, may bring with it
disastrous results if it forms the anthropological basis for the espousal of artificial intelligence and
what is characterized as post-humanism.

It should be stressed that Orthodox Christian Theology does not have human rights as its main
theme, but rather the rights of God. Nevertheless, Orthodox Christian theologians do talk about
human rights, and have put forward certain improvements or additions to the existing theories.
These do not seem to have moved or to move people to any great extent. Today we have arrived at
‘Woke Culture’.
 Wokeism is perhaps particularly topical for theology. But here, being woke must be of an entirely
different nature. If wokeism for post-modern people aims at their liberation from all natural,
human and social restrictions, by abrogating them and consenting to absolute contrariness and
wantonness, for Orthodox Christian theology it should aim at our total liberation, which is achieved
through submission to the will of the Incarnate Word. Although this truth exists in Orthodox
Christian theology, it is not sufficiently emphasized in its encounter with everyday reality. The total
manumission proposed by wokeism removes their humanity from people, in essence leading to the
destructuring of society and death at its own hand. This is easy and can be applied comfortably in
everyday life, as witnessed by its wide-spread acceptance. Complete adherence to the will of the
Incarnate Word is difficult, however, and is achieved through everyday sacrifice. But that does,
indeed, lead to absolute freedom, to the freedom of God Who is unable to do evil, that is to deny
Himself. This is our absolute freedom: the freedom of deification.

Having been made in the image of the absolutely personal God, we are stifled by the limitations
of our created nature. Our nature has lost its unity. It has become alienated and fractured. The
desire for absolute freedom has been undermined by the alienation of our nature. We feel chained
to our self and seek total liberation from the outside world. We despair over our naive attempts
at self-knowledge and hope to be redeemed through knowledge of and exploitation of the world
that surrounds us. The sciences and technology are constantly discovering means of satisfying our
material needs and desires, even while they are also deepening despair, as well as the concern for
the tragedy we observe at the depth of our inner world and the state and prospects of our existence.
We rejoice at our successes but are also wary of their consequences.

The classical Ancient Greek exhortation ‘Know thyself’ is rather intimidating because, when
it is not applied with the façade of hypocrisy and narcissism, it intensifies disappointment and
leads to despair. This is where the ascetic tradition of Christianity presents the way of the cross and
resurrection, culminating in the charismatic despair of the ascetics. Every person knows that they
are not the cause of their existence. Having accepted God as our creator, it is natural that we also
seek from him the meaning and purpose of our existence. Christians are called upon to take up their
cross and follow Christ ‘wherever he goes’. ‘We commend ourselves and others and all our life to
Christ our God’. The common journey in this direction, with a humble outlook, offers people support
in their difficulties and imbues their despair with grace.
THEMATIC AREAS

l Artificial Intelligence

o History- evolution – social acceptance

o Scientific parameters: where we are and where we are going
o Achievements: what we aim to do
o Socio-economic factors: Who control and who define the way forward and future
developments.
o Philosophical and theological reflections: how far is the human person protected and how
far endangered.
o What ethics and what code of conduct, what policies and legal stipulations can be applied
to issues as they are
l Trans-humanism and Post-humanism

o Definition - evolution - stages

o Theories concerning trans-humanism and post-humanism
o Trans-humanism and post-humanism in philosophical thought
o Trans-humanism and post-humanism in theology
o The anthropology of trans-humanism and post-humanism (causes, aim-meaning, society,
trans-humanist relationships, trans-gender relations).
o Deconstructive rightsism (Wokeism), trans-humanism and post-humanism
o Rightsism and self-awareness

l Orthodox anthropology and pastoral care

o Relations between theology and science

o Orthodox anthropology: people in the image and likeness of God
o The human person, the neighbor and society in Christianity
o Orthodox pastoral approach of the Church and wokeism: Gender Ideology in Society,
Authoritarianism, Critical Race Theory, LGBTQIA+ Challenges, Transgenderism, Gender
and Human Identity, Christian Parenting and the Public School, Professional life and
Christian conscience, Redefinition of Marriage, Aggressive Marketing -Companies/
Advertising/Digital Media/TV/Cinema/-)
o Orthodox pastoral approach of the Church and Artificial Intelligence
o Orthodox pastoral approach of the Church and post-humanism
o Orthodox Christian Theology and human rights
o The rights of God and human rights
o The working languages of the Conference are Greek and English.
Fyodor Dostoevsky,
the exponent of
humanism and
theanthropism,
observes
an abomination
of transhumanism,
the “Golden Voyager”
humanoid at the closing
of the Olympic Games
in Paris in 2024.
Post-Humanism and Artificial Intelligence (PHAICON24)
International Scientific Conference
Organizers: Saint Maxim the Greek Institute and
The Office of the Orthodox Church to the European Union
Athens 18-21 November 2024 | Divani Caravel Hotel

Monday 18 November 2024

TIME OLYMPIA ROOM
Organizers’ Welcome

19:00-20:00 Organizers’ Addresses

Declaration of the opening of the proceedings of the Conference by
Metropolitan Daniel of Kaisariani, Byron, and Εmitos
Keynote Speech
Apostolos Nikolaïdis (Emeritus Professor at the ΝKUA – President St
20:00-20:30
Maxim the Greek Institute), “From the natural human within boundaries
to the artificial post-human outside boundaries”’.

Coordinator: Nikolaos Gouraros (Organizing Committee Chair)

Tuesday 19 November 2024

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08:30-08:50 WELCOME INSTRUCTIONS

Session Α1 Parallel Session Α2

Moderator: Fr. Athanasios Gikas Moderator: Fr. John Parker
(Dean of the Theological School (Dean of Saint Tikhon’s Theological
AUTh) Seminary, America)
Metropolitan Nikolaos of Dan Chitoiu
Mesogaia and Lavreotiki (Professor at the University of Iași )
9:00-09:15
‘When a person is honored, they Human vs. Hyper-Human and the
do not understand’ (Ps. 48, 13) Spiritual Senses
Dr. Andreas Hatzihambis
(Scientific Director at the Cyprus
Metropolitan Kyrillos of Krini Center of Environmental Research
(Professor at the NKUA) and Education of the HML)
09:15-09:30
Trans-Humanism, Post-Humanism From the biological person to the
and Theology ‘post-human’: Practical examples and
expectations, bioethical dilemmas
and philosophical ramifications
Dimitrios Vasilakis (Assistant
Konstantinos Kornarakis
Professor at the University of Ioannina)
(Professor at the ΝKUA)
Post-humanism as theanthropism:
09:30-9:45 Orthodox Theology and metaverse:
on the dialectics of the two versions
Contemporary pastoral challenges
of “divine and human eros”
and perspectives
ONLINE PRESENTATION

09:45-10:00 Discussion Discussion

 Tuesday 19 November 2024
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Session Α3 Parallel Session Α4

Moderator: Metropolitan Kyrillos Moderator: Christos N. Tsironis
of Krini (Professor at the NKUA) (Professor at the AUTh)

Archdeacon Spyridon Papavasileiou

Metropolitan Ierotheos of (MPhil, Environmental Planning and
Nafpaktos and Ayios Vlasios Architecture, University of Cambridge)
10:00-10:15
Artificial Intelligence: the problem of Hesychasm vs Trans-Humanism: Misreading
terminology Memory. An Orthodox Critique on MacLuhan’s
vision for the Digital World
Fr. Catalin Dobri (Reader in Theology at the
Dn Sampson Ryan R. Nash
University of Bucharest)
(Professor at the University of Ohio)
The digitalization of human identity and
10:15-10:30 Humbly Human: On the Promise
digital implants into the human organism –
and Peril of Artificial Intelligence,
A theological approach according to
Rights, and Ethics
the teaching of Saint Païsios the Athonite
Justino Carneiro (Assistant Professor at the
Aleksandar Petrovic (Professor at University of Porto)
the University of Belgrade) The Metaphysical Foundations
10:30-10:45
Capitalism of the AI mirror of Transhumanism in Western Early
ONLINE PRESENTATION Modernity Luís Miguel Martins
ONLINE PRESENTATION

10:45-11:00 Discussion Discussion

11:00:11:30 Break - Refreshments Break - Refreshments

Session Α5 Parallel Session Α6

Moderator: Symeon Paschalidis Moderator: Vasilis Konstantoudis
(Professor at the AUTh, Director of (Lead Researcher at the NCSR ‘Demokritos’)
the Patriarchal Institute for Patristic The contribution of AI to the dialogue
Studies) between science and theology
Metropolitan Ioustinos of Kala- David Doat & Franck Damour (ETHICS
maria and Nea Krini EA-7446, Catholic University of Lille)
11:30-11:45 From the person of the love of God to What does transhumanism teach us about the
the post-person of the era of AI - Salto contemporary repositioning of the religion –
mortale or much ado about nothing? technology boundary?
Christos Economou
Fr. Patrick Dr. John Ramsey
(Professor, Chairman of the
(Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies
Department of Theology at the
(IOCS), Cambridge)
11:45-12:00 University of Nicosia)
Becoming gods by technology; the continua-
People, their neighbor, and Christian
tion of the Fall
society in Biblical Theology according
ONLINE PRESENTATION
to post-modernism
Fr. Vasileios Kalliakmanis Sebastian Moldovan (Professor
(Professor at the AUTh) at the University of Sibiu)
12:00-12:15
Theanthropism according to Saint On the argument from origins
Justin Popović ONLINE PRESENTATION

12:15-12:30 Discussion Discussion

 Tuesday 19 November 2024
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Parallel Session Α8
Session Α7
Moderator: Fr. Dan Sandu (Associate
Moderator: Kostas Theologou
Professor at the Alexandru Ioan Cuza
(Professor at the NTUA)
University)
David W. Wood Alexandros Batalias
(Executive Director Longevity Escape (PhD candidate, Cambridge University)
12:30-12:45 Velocity - LEV) Theological Anthropology and Transhumanist
Human flourishing requires Metanthropology: Challenges, Convergences,
transhumanist flourishing and Divergencies
Marius Markuckas (Assistant Professor at
Marc Roux (Chairman of the French the University of Vilnius)
12:45-13:00 Union of Transhumanists) Ethical Transformations in the
Towards a Christian transhumanism Context of the Transhumanist Project: From
Applied to Adapted Ethics
Rev. Vadim Dudkin
Nikolaos Koios
(Senior Lecturer at the International Institute
(Associate Professor at the AUTh)
of Management and Business, Minsk,
13:00-13:15 The ethical principle of autonomy
Belarus)
confronted by the challenges
Orthodox Anthropology and Trans-Humanism
of post-humanism
ONLINE PRESENTATION
13:15-13:30 Discussion Discussion
13:30 Conclusion of the Session
Session Α9
Moderator: Bishop Apostolos Parallel Session Α10
of Tanagra (Post doc on autism, President: Dr. Georgios Karagiannis
PhD, Med, Office Director of the (Electrical & Computer Engineer Scientific
Representation Office of the Church Director, ORMYLIA Foundation)
of Greece in Brussels)
Fr. Grigorios Stamkopoulos
Dan Hinshaw (Emeritus Professor at
(Associate Professor at the AUTh)
the University of Michigan)
14:45-15:00 The meaning of “nous” according
Human Beings as Icons
to Gregory Palamas and the formalism
of the Suffering Christ
of artificial intelligence
Fr. Christoforos Chronis (Faculty Member at
Nikos Nikolaïdis the Theological School, NKUA)
(Emeritus Professor, ΝKUA) The emergence of the improved
15:00-15:15
“Τhe making of Man” according to the human- of the posthuman.
teachings of Gregory of Nyssa. Myth, progress or decline? The counter-
proposal of Orthodox Pastoral Theology
Dr. Ioannis Kastanas (Faculty Member of
Viorel Vizureanu (Professor at the the School of Law at the University of Nicosia;
University of Bucharest) Eleni Palioura (Doctoral Candidate in
15:15-15:30 Transhumanist elements in modern Ecclesiastical Law at the Athens School of Law)
philosophical thought from Descartes Artificial Intelligence and the Code
to Nietzsche of Ethics in Church Administration: topical
issues and contemporary challenges

15:30-15:45 Discussion Discussion

 Tuesday 19 November 2024
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Session Α11 Parallel Session Α12
Fr. Bassam Nassif (Associate Professor Moderator: Dn. Sampson Ryan R. Nash
at the University of Balamand) (Professor at the University of Ohio)
Fr. Athanasios Gikas Petros Panayiotopoulos
(Dean of the School of Theology, AUTh) (Associate Professor at the AUTh)
15:45-16:00 Pastoral responsibility and Improvement, Reinforcement and
contemporary ideology regarding Posthumanism: The boundaries,
the redefinition of marriage challenges and temptations
Dr. Georgios Koios Dimopoulos Christos
(Endocrinologist) (MSc Astrophysics)
16:00-16:15
Human sex and identity according to Artificial Intelligence is putting pressure on
medical science us to find out value and purpose in life
Fr. Zisis Lappas, (Vicar of Saint George’s
Church, Media, Pennsylvania)
Dr. Kostas Sfakianoudis
Pastoral Care in the Age of AI and
(Obstetrician/Gynecologist)
16:15-16:30 Meta-Humanism: A survey case study in the
Ideal motherhood in the era of post-
c ongregation of St. George Greek
modernism
Orthodox Parish in Media, PA
ONLINE PRESENTATION
16:30-16:45 Discussion Discussion
16:45-17:15 Break - Refreshments Break - Refreshments
Session Α13
Parallel Session Α14
Moderator: Fr. Dr. Konstantinos
Moderator: Alexandra Ștefania Nadane
Kenanidis (General Secretary of the (Doctor in Sociology, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza”
Office of the Orthodox Church at the
at the University of Iași)
European Union)

Fr. Dan Sandu (Reader, Alexandru Ioan

Jean-Claude Larchet (Emeritus
Cuza at the University, Iași)
Professor of Philosophy and Theology)
17:30-17:45 Orthodox “Deification” versus Transhumanist
On a form of transhumanism: changing
”Amortality” as Iconic Representations of the
gender, sex and sexual orientation.
Human’s Call to the Highest

Konstantinos Kotsiopoulos Diana Faydysh (Doctoral Candidate at the

(Professor at the AUTh) Pacifica Graduate Institute, California)
17:45-18:00
The Paris Declaration, political Transhumanism and the “Therapeutic Self”
correctness and the woke culture ONLINE PRESENTATION
Fr. John Parker (Dean of Saint Tikhon’s Jonathan Jackson
Orthodox Seminary) (Actor, Writer and Musician)
Evlogeite!: What blessing could we give? Posthumanism & The Storied Universe:
18:00-18:15
An Orthodox Reflection One Year Art & Literature’s Role in the Salvation
Hence on the impact on Orthodoxy of the World
of the Vatican’s Fiducia Supplicans ONLINE PRESENTATION
Dr. Adina Portaru (Senior Counsel for
ADF International)
18:15-18:30 Discussion
Cancel Culture and Legal Implications
for the Church
18:30-19:00 Discussion
 Tuesday 19 November 2024
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Session Α15 Parallel Session Α16
Moderator: Christos Arabatzis Moderator: Fr. Christoforos Chronis
(Professor at the AUTh) (Faculty of the School of Theology ΝKUA)
Dr. Georgios Karagiannis
Fr. Lambros Kamberidis
(Electrical & Computer Engineer Scientific
(Doctor of Byzantine Studies)
Director, ORMYLIA Foundation)
Woke indoctrination in the
19:00-19:15 Artificial intelligence at the service of
educational institutions of the west
biomedical technology and diagnostic science
in post-humanistic context
and preservation of cultural heritage objects,
ONLINE PRESENTATION
The example of the ΟΡΜΥΛΙΑ Foundation
Richard Badran (PhD candidate at Dr. Kostas Zorbas (General Director
the University of Balamand) of the Orthodox Academy of Crete)
19:15-19:30 Transgenderism and its pastoral From the fourth industrial revolution to
implications. A Critical Study from an the revolution of artificial intelligence (AI).
Orthodox Bioethical Perspective Re-imagining education with new tools
Dr. Kleanthis E. Nizamis (PostDoc, Αdjunct
Maria Loupidou Lecturer A.U.Th, Public relations and
19:30-19:45 (MSc. Politics and Communication) communication ORMYLIA Foundation))
Incels as the off-spring of ‘woke culture’ Bioethical approach to the use
of technology in palliative care
19:45-20:00 Discussion Discussion

END OF THE DAY

Τετάρτη 20 Νοεμβρίου 2024
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08:30-08:50 WELCOME INSTRUCTIONS
Session Β1
Parallel Session Β2
Moderator: Hank Hanegraaff
Moderator: Petros Panayiotopoulos
(Chairman of the Christian
(Assistant Professor at the AUTh)
Research Institute)

George Contogeorgis (Prof. Former Ioannis Ieropoulos (Professor at the

Rector at Panteion University)
9:00-09:15 University of Southampton)
The ideological presuppositions
Artificial intelligence – a balanced view
of the metahumanism

Kostas Theologou
Dr. Monica Turinici, (Doctor of Health
(Professor at the NTUA)
Administration, Biostatistician)
The postmodern origins of conceptual
09:15-09:30 The vulnerability of healthcare actors regarding
confusion and the values of lifeworld
the use of Artificial Intelligence algorithms
(Lebenswelt ): incubating totalitarian
Monica Turinici - ONLINE PRESENTATION
institutions in a “woke culture” society
Michael G. Michael, (Honorary Associate
Professor, University of Wollongong, Australia);
Ioanna Komninou
Katina Michael (Professor at the Arizona
(Associate Professor at the ΝKUA)
09:30-9:45 State University, USA)
Woke culture in religious Education
in schools Religion, Science and Technology:
An Orthodox Perspective
ONLINE PRESENTATION
09:45-10:00 Discussion Discussion
 Wednesday 20 November 2024
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Session Β3
Parallel Session Β4
Moderator: Jean-Claude Larchet
Moderator: Dan Chitoiu
(Emeritus Professor of Philosophy
(Professor at the University of Iași)
and Theology)
Fr. Bassam Nassif (Associate Profes-
Dr. Petros D. Damianos
sor at the University of Balamand)
(Faculty Member at the NTUA)
10:00-10:15 Human Will and Freedom from Pas-
Strategic Communication of the term
sions: The Change of a Homosexual
«Posthuman»
Orientation
Fr. Răzvan Andrei Ionescu
(Coordinator in the field of Theology
Fr. Ignatius Green
and Science at the Centre Orthodoxe
(Lecturer at the Holy Trinity
d’Etudes et de Recherches ‘Dumitru
Orthodox Seminary, Jordanville)
Stăniloae’)
10:15-10:30 The Flesh, Strange Flesh, and Estranged
Has our Christian Orthodox Anthropology to
Flesh Patristic and Canonical Paradigms
change under the pressure of AI and Virtual
for a Dogmatic Response to the Sexual
Reality recent developments? A theological
Revolution
perspective about Human and Reality
enhancement .
Fr. Andreas G. Houpos
Christos N. Tsironis
(Vicar of Saint Nektarios’ Church,
(Professor at the AUTh)
10:30-10:45 Charlotte, North Carolina)
After the human, beyond the human or
Let it Be: Reflections on Striving to Sim-
towards the human?
ply be Orthodox in an American Parish
10:45-11:00 Discussion Discussion
11:00:11:30 Break - Refreshments Break - Refreshments
Session Β5
Parallel Session Β6
Moderator: Ioannis A. Daglis
Moderator: Fr. Catalin Dobri (Faculty of
(Professor at the NKUA, President Theology at the University of Bucharest)
of the Hellenic Space Center)
Maria Giannakaki
Archbishop Makarios of Australia (EU Rapporteur at the Council of Europe)
11:30-11:45 Artificial Intelligence – A theological The right to religious participation as a funda-
approach mental human right and the dangers which
arise from the use of Artificial Intelligence
Constantine Psimopoulos Kostas Tsiantis (Professor at the Universi-
(Professor at the Harvard ty of West Attica)
11:45-12:00 Medical School) Philosophical education and Democracy
Post humanism Ethos: from a meta-an- as necessary terms for the control of artificial
thropologic to e meta-ethics «logos» of AI intelligence and its systems
Ziad Kobti (Professor Fr. Sorin-Grigore Vulcănescu
at the University of Windsor) (Assistant Professor at the University of
12:00-12:15 On the ethics surrounding the use Craiova)
of Generative Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence: (not)limited
on matters of faith in imitation?
12:15-12:30 Discussion Discussion

Session Β7 Parallel Session B8

Moderator: Ziad Kobti (Professor at Moderator: Ioannis Ieropoulos (Chair
in Environmental Engineering, Civil at the
the University of Windsor) University of Southampton)
 Wednesday 20 November 2024
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Georg M. V. Olowson (AI Governance Stefan Trausan-Matu
Leader, D/A/CH at IBM) (Professor at the University of Bucharest)
12:30-12:45 The current state of responsible AI: The contrast between wisdom and the texts
the crossroads of AI in 2024 generated by artificial intelligence
ONLINE PRESENTATION ONLINE PRESENTATION

Ioannis A. Daglis Mihai Maftei

(M.A. - Researcher on ethics and
(Professor at the NKUA, President of
responsible development of AI systems))
12:45-13:00 the Hellenic Space Center)
onversational AI systems as inauthentic
Artificial Intelligence in Space Research:
other – an explorative analysis of
Benefits and Ethical Considerations
the ethical challenges

Kanaris Tsinganos Alexandra Ștefania Nadane

(Emeritus Professor at the ΝKUA) (Doctor in Sociology at the “Alexandru Ioan
13:00-13:15 Artificial Intelligence in Astrophysics Cuza” University of Iași)
and Cosmology Research: Benefits and What do they tell us about abortion
Limitations chatbots in 2024 and why?

13:15-13:30 Discussion Discussion

13:30 ΕΝD OF SESSION

Session B9 Parallel Session B10

Moderator: Dan Hinshaw Moderator: Mihai Maftei
(Emeritus Professor at the Universi- (M.A. - Researcher on ethics and respon-
ty of Michigan) sible development of AI systems)
Stylianos Antonarakis Emmanouil Vlatakis
(Emeritus Professor at the (Professor at the University
University of Geneva Medical School) of Wisconsin-Madison)
14:45-15:00
The importance of artificial From Aristotle to AI: Envisioning a Post-
intelligence in the study and use Human Future Through Automated Agency
of the human genome ONLINE PRESENTATION
Fr. dcn Matthew Vest (Associate Professor
Ioannis Antoniou at the University of Ohio)
(Professor at the AUTh) AI and the Legitimization of Violence?
15:00-15:15
Can Artificial Intelligence Identity, Gnosticism, and Language
replace the “Nous”? in the Technological Society
ONLINE PRESENTATION
Fr. Hieromonk Kenneth Alonso Václav Ježek (Faculty Member at the
(Biotechnology Advisor ΜD, Retired Charles University, Prague; University of
Professor of Medicine and Pathology) Prešov)
15:15-15:30 Transhumanism, Post Humanism, The emotionless WebCrawler: The contribu-
and the Struggle Against Mortality tion assesses the issue of human emotions
as Reflected in Medical Science. linked to search engines or web crawling
ONLINE PRESENTATION techniques.

15:30-15:45 Discussion Discussion

 Wednesday 20 November 2024
TIME OLYMPIA ROOM Α OLYMPIA ROOM Β
Session B11 Parallel Session B12
Moderator: Fr. Andreas G. Houpos Moderator: Maria Giannakaki,
(Vicar of Saint Nektarios’ Church EU Rapporteur at the
Charlotte, North Carolina) Council of Europe)
Dr. Jay Richards (Director and
Vasilis Konstandoudis
Senior Research Fellow, The Heritage
(Lead Researcher at the NCSR Demokritos)
15:45-16:00 Foundation, Washington)
The contribution of AI to the dialogue
Gender Ideology as a Bridge
between science and theology
to a Post-Human Future
Dr. Sigurd Lefsrud
Hank Hanegraaff (Chairman of the
(Professor at the Holy Trinity College,
Christian Research Institute)
16:00-16:15 Zimbabwe)
Paradisiacal Transformation
A Faceless Icon: AI and Human Flourishing
of the Cosmos
ONLINE PRESENTATION
Adrian Lemeni (Professor at Dr. Despina Ioannou-Vasileiou (Faculty
the University of Bucharest) Member at the University of Nicosia)
16:15-16:30
Transhumanism as a religion The “Nous” of Christ and
of technology Artificial Intelligence
Jacob (Chengwei) Feng Lazar Supic
(Postdoctoral Scholar at the Fuller
(Researcher at the University
Theological Seminary)
of California, Berkeley;
Qi, Post-humanism, and Deification:
Mark Graves
16:30-16:45 Toward a Constructive Chinese Theology
(Research director AI & Faith)
of Deification. How have Chinese
Deification in an Age of Artificial
Christianities responded to the tanta-
Intelligence
mount challenges of post-humanism?
ONLINE PRESENTATION
ONLINE PRESENTATION
16:45-17:15 Discussion Discussion

17:30-18:00 Break - Refreshments Break - Refreshments

PLENARY SESSION
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ROUND TABLE
Coordinator:
Evangelos Protopapadakis (Professor at the ΝKUA)
Guests:
Stylianos Antonarakis
(Emeritus Professor at the University of Geneva Medical School)
18:00-19:00 Ziad Kobti
(Professor at the University of Windsor)
Efthymios Nikolaidis
(Emeritus Research Director at the N.H.R.F)
Ioannis Antoniou
(Professor at the AUTh)
Mihai Maftei
(Researcher on ethics and responsible development of AI systems)

END OF THE DAY

 Thursday 21 November 2024
SAINT GEORGE’S CHURCH, RIZAREIO – OPPOSITE THE ATHENS WAR MUSEUM
TIME
(Chanting by the Greek Byzantine Choir)
06:30-09:30 DIVINE LITURGY FOR THE FEAST OF THE ENTRY OF THE MOTHER OF GOD
TIME OLYMPIA ROOM Α OLYMPIA ROOM Β
10:40-10:50 WELCOME INSTRUCTIONS
Parallel Session C2
Session C1 Moderator: Fr. Răzvan Andrei Ionescu
Moderator: Nikos Koios (Associate (Coordinator in the field of Theology at Science
Professor at the AUTh) at the Orthodoxe Centre d’Etudes et
de Recherches ‘Dumitru Stăniloae’)
Dr. Paris Tsachouridis,
(Department of Eastern Church Studies, Universi-
Metropolitan Chrysostomos ty College Stockholm, Sweden);
of Messinia (Professor at the ΝKUA) Maria Douka (Department of Eastern Church
11:00-11:15 Studies, University College Stockholm, Sweden)
Rightsism and Human Rights in the
context of Patristic anthropology Theological reflections of human as
artificial consciousness creator in his
image and likeness
Dr. Magdalena Burlacu (Post-graduate
David Bradshaw (Professor at
Researcher at the University of Fribourg)
11:15-11:30 the University of Kentucky)
Making Human Rights Orthodox AI and spiritual life, AI and theology. Deceptions
and impostures? ONLINE PRESENTATION
Laurentiu Gheorghe (Associate
Vasileios A. Tsigkos
Professor at the University of Bucharest)
(Professor at the AUTh)
The Paradox of Transhumanism:
11:30-11:45 The ‘great in small’ human of Orthodox
The Search for Rest and Contemplation
theology and the ‘posthuman’ of the
in an Ever-Evolving World
digital world
ONLINE PRESENTATION
11:45-12:00 Discussion Discussion
Session C3
Moderator: Apostolos Nikolaïdis
(Emeritus Professor at the NKUA)
Archimandrite Elissaios, (Abbot of the Holy Monastery of Simonos
12:00-12:15 Petras, Holy Mountain)
Holiness and the unhallowing of life and the world
NO
Archimandrite Peter, ( Abbot of the Holy Monastery PARALLEL
12:15-12:30 of St. John the Baptist, Essex) SESSION
The Undistorted Image: Man as the tabernacle of the Divine Energies
Metropolitan Athanasios of Limassol
12:30-12:45 The discourse of those perfect in Christ – Response to the discourse
of Artificial Intelligence
12:45-13:00 Discussion
13:00 ΕΝD OF SESSION
Session C4 Parallel Session C5
Moderator: David Bradshaw (Profes- Moderator: Dr. Petros Damianos (Faculty Mem-
sor at the University of Kentucky) ber at the National Technical University of Athens)
Sister Parakliti (ΤhD, Psychotherapist) Fr. Theodoros Tsabatzidis
‘Then she left her water-jar...’ (Jn. 4, (Faculty Member at the Ionian University)
14:30-14:45 29): The Means and the Person in the eCatechism, Digital Literacy and Artificial
encounter between artificial intelli- Intelligence in modern parish life and action:
gence and Pastoral Theology trends, challenges security and accessibility
 Thursday 21 November 2024
TIME OLYMPIA ROOM Α OLYMPIA ROOM Β
Georgios Patseas, (PhD candidate at the
Seraphim Bruce Foltz
AUTh)
(Emeritus Professor at the Eckerd College)
14:45-15:00 The creation of cultural content with the
After Transhumanism: Outlines of Deep
embodiment of applications of artificial
Essentialism
intelligence and augmented reality
Dr. Katerina Tsita
(Laboratory Teaching Staff at the AUTh);
Fr. Nikolaos Loudovikos
Dr. Spiros Kiartzis (Director of Alternative
(Professor at the University of Ioannina)
Sources of Energy and the New Technologies,
15:00-15:15 What is a human being? Theology, HELLENiQ ENERGY)
the neurobiology of the unconscious Utilizing Artificial Intelligence applica-
and artificial intelligence tions in the energy sector to build resilience
against climate crisis
15:15-15:30 Discussion Discussion
Session C6
Moderator Fr. Vasileios Kalliakmanis
(Professor at the AUTh)
Archimandrite Zacharias, (Holy Monastery
15:30-15:45 of St. John the Baptist, Essex)
The transition from the psychological to the ontological plane NO
Archimandrite Efraim PARALLEL
15:45-16:00 (Abbot of the Holy and Great Monastery of Vatopedi, Holy Mountain) SESSION
The importance of human reflection

Georgios Mantzaridis (Emeritus Professor at the AUTh)

16:00-16:15
In search of the real human person
16:15-16:30 Discussion
16:30-17:00 Break - Refreshments
PLENARY SESSION (OLYMPIA ROOM A)
POSTHUMANISM ROUND TABLE
Coordinator: Adrian Lemeni (Professor at the University of Bucharest)
Guests: Dr Jay Richards (Director and Senior Research Fellow, The Heritage Foundation,
17:00-18:00
Washington), Archimandrite Efraim (Abbot of the Holy and Great Monastery of Vato-
paidi, Holy Mountain), Archimandrite Peter (Abbot of the Holy Monastery of St. John
the Baptist, Essex), Fr. Nikolaos Loudovikos, (Professor at the University of Ioannina),
David Bradshaw (Professor at the University of Kentuck)
PLENARY SESSION (OLYMPIA ROOM A)
PRESENTATION OF NEW PUBLICATIONS
COORDINATOR: Fr. Dr. Konstantinos Kenanidis (General Secretary of the Office
of the Orthodox Church at the European Union)
18:00-19:00 «Confronting gender theory» of Jean-Claude Larchet (Emeritus Professor of Philoso-
phy and Theology) (presented by Christos Arabatzis - Professor at AUTh)
“The mystery of marriage amid deconstruction”
by Fr. Bassam Nassif (Assistant Professor at the University of Balamand)
(presented by Fr. Athanasios Gikas - Dean of the School of Theology AUTh)
19:00-19:30 PLENARY SESSION - CONCLUSIONS

CLOSURE OF THE CONFERENCE

Archimandrite Efraim,
Abbot of the Holy and Great Monastery of Vatopaidi, Holy Mountain
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

UNITED KINGDOM
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Jean-Claude Larchet (Emeritus
Professor of Philosophy and Theology)
Archimandrite Zacharias, (Holy Monastery of
St. John the Baptist, Essex) Marc Roux (Chairman of the French
Union of Transhumanists)
Archimandrite Peter, ( Abbot of the Holy
Monastery of St. John the Baptist, Essex)
Fr. Hieromonk Kenneth Alonso
GERMANY
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(Biotechnology Advisor MD, Retired Mihai Maftei (M.A. - Researcher on ethics and
Professor of Medicine and Pathology) responsible development of AI systems)
Fr. Patrick Dr. John Ramsey (Institute for Georg M. V. Olowson (AI Governance
Orthodox Christian Studies (IOCS), Leader, D/A/CH at IBM)
Cambridge)
Ioannis Ieropoulos (Professor at the University SWITZERLAND
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

of Southampton) Stylianos Antonarakis (Emeritus Professor at

Alexandros Batalias (PhD candidateat the the University of Geneva Medical School)
University of Cambridge) Dr. Magdalena Burlacu (Post-graduate
David W. Wood (Executive Director Longevity Researcher at the University of Fribourg)
Escape Velocity - LEV)

GREECE
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AUSTRALIA
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Metropolitan Chrysostomos of Messinia
(Professor at the ΝKUA)
Archbishop Makarios of Australia
Metropolitan Ierotheos of Nafpaktos and
Michael G. Michael, (Honorary Associate Ayios Vlasios
Professor at the University of Wollongong,
Australia) Metropolitan Nikolaos of Mesogaia and
Lavreotiki

BELGIUM
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Metropolitan Kyrillos of Krini (Professor at the
NΚUA) Trans-Humanism, Post-Humanism
Fr. Dr. Konstantinos Kenanidis (General and Theology
Secretary of the Office of the Orthodox
Church at the European Union) Metropolitan Ioustinos of Kalamaria and Nea
Krini
Bishop Apostolos of Tanagra (Post doc on
FRANCE
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autism, PhD, Med, Office Director of the
Fr. Răzvan Andrei Ionescu (Coordinator in Representation Office of the Church of
the field of Theology and Science, Centre Greece in Brussels)
Orthodoxe d’Etudes et de Recherches Archimandrite Elissaios (Abbot of the Holy
‘Dumitru Stăniloae’) Monastery of Simonos Petras, Holy
Franck Damour (ETHICS EA7446, Catholic Mountain)
University of Lille) Archimandrite Efraim (Abbot of the Holy
David Doat (ETHICS EA7446, Catholic and Great Monastery of Vatopedi, Holy
University of Lille) Mountain)
Fr. Athanasios Gikas (Dean of the School of Nikolaos Koios (Associate Professor at the AUTh)
Theology at the AUTh)
Konstantinos Kornarakis (Professor at the
Fr. Vasileios Kalliakmanis (Professor at the AUTh) ΝKUA)
Fr. Nikolaos Loudovikos (Professor at the Vasilis Konstandoudis (Lead Researcher NCSR
University of Ioannina) Demokritos)
Fr. Theodoros Tsabatzidis (PhD at the Ionian Konstantinos Kotsiopoulos (Professor at the
University) AUTh)
Fr. Christoforos Chronis (Faculty Member at Maria Loupidou (MSc. Politics and
the Theological School, NKUA) Communication)
Sister Parakliti (ΤhD, Psychotherapist) Georgios Mantzaridis (Emeritus Professor at the
AUTh)
Ioannis Antoniou (Professor at the AUTh)
Apostolos Nikolaïdis (Emeritus Professor at
Christos Arabatzis (Professor at the AUTh)
the ΝKUA – President St Maxim the Greek
Dimitrios Vasilakis (Assistant Professor at the Institute)
University of Ioannina)
Efthymios Nikolaidis (Emeritus Research Director
Ioannis A. Daglis (Professor at the NKUA, N.H.R.F)
President of the Hellenic Space Center)
Dr. Kleanthis E. Nizamis (PostDoc, Αdjunct
Maria Giannakaki (EU Rapporteur, Council of Lecturer at the AUTh, Public relations and
Europe) communication ORMYLIA Foundation)
Dr. Petros Damianos (Faculty Member at the Eleni Palioura (Doctoral Candidate in
National Technical University of Athens) Ecclesiastical Law, Athens School of Law)
Dimopoulos Christos (MSc Astrophysics ) Petros Panayiotopoulos (Associate Professor at
the AUTh)
Maria Douka (Department of Eastern Church
Studies at theUniversity College Stockholm, Symeon Paschalidis (Professor at the AUTh,
Sweden) Director of the Patriarchal Institute for
Patristic Studies)
Kostas Theologou (Professor at the NTUA)
Georgios Patseas (PhD candidate at the AUTh)
Dr. Georgios Karagiannis (Electrical & Computer
Engineer Scientific Director, ORMYLIA Evangelos Protopapadakis (Professor at the
Foundation) ΝKUA)
Dr. Spiros Kiartzis (Director of Alternative Dr. Kostas Sfakianoudis (Obstetrician/
Sources of Energy and New Technologies, Gynecologist)
HELLENiQ ENERGY)
Dr. Paris Tsachouridis (Department of Eastern
Dr. Georgios Koios (Endocrinologist) Church Studies at the University College
Stockholm, Sweden)
Ioanna Komninou (Associate Professor at the
ΝKUA) Kostas Tsiantis (Professor at the University of
West Attica)
George Contogeorgis (Prof. Former Rector at the
Panteion University)
Kanaris Tsinganos (Emeritus Professor at the Hank Hanegraaff (Chairman of the Christian
ΝKUA) Research Institute)
Vasileios A. Tsigkos (Professor at the AUTh) Jacob (Chengwei) Feng (Postdoctoral Scholar
at Fuller Theological Seminary)
Christos N. Tsironis (Professor at the AUTh)
Jonathan Jackson (Actor, Writer and Musician)
Dr. Katerina Tsita (Laboratory Teaching
Staff at the AUTh) Lazar Supic (Researcher at the University of
California, Berkeley)
Dr. Kostas Zorbas (General Director of the
Orthodox Academy of Crete) Mark Graves (Research director AI
& Faith)
Seraphim Bruce Foltz (Emeritus Professor at
ZIMBABWE
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the Eckerd College)
Dr. Sigurd Lefsrud (Professor at the Holy Katina Michael (Professor, Arizona State
Trinity College, Zimbabwe) University, USA)
Constantine Psimopoulos (Professor at the
Harvard Medical School)
USA
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Fr. Grigorios Stamkopoulos (Associate
Emmanouil Vlatakis (Professor at the Professor at the AUTh)
University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Fr. Zisis Lappas (Vicar of Saint George’s Church,
David Bradshaw (Professor at the University of Media, Pennsylvania)
Kentucky)
Dan Hinshaw (Emeritus Professor at the
University of Michigan)
CANADA
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Diana Faydysh (Doctoral Candidate at the Ziad Kobti (Professor at the University of
Pacifica Graduate Institute, California) Windsor)
Dn Sampson Ryan R. Nash (Professor at the Fr. Lambros Kamperidis (Doctor of Byzantine
University of Ohio) Studies)
Dr. Jay Richards (Director and Senior Research
Fellow at the The Heritage Foundation,
Washington) CYPRUS
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Fr. Andreas G. Houpos (Vicar of Saint Nektarios’ Metropolitan Athanasios of Limassol

Church, Charlotte, North Carolina)
Archdeacon Spyridon Papavasileiou (MPhil,
Fr. dcn Matthew Vest (Associate Professor Environmental Planning and Architecture
at the University of Ohio) at the University of Cambridge)
Fr. Ignatius Green (Lecturer at the Holy Trinity Dr. Despina Ioannou - Vasileiou (Faculty
Orthodox Seminary, Jordanville) Member at the University of Nicosia)
Fr. John Parker (Dean of Saint Tikhon’s Dr. Ioannis Kastanas (Faculty Member of the
Theological Seminary, America ) School of Law at the University of Nicosia)
Nikos Nikolaïdis (Emeritus Professor at the Adrian Lemeni (Professor at the University of
ΝKUA) Bucharest)
Christos Economou (Professor, Chairman of the Alexandra Ștefania Nadane (Doctor in
Department of Theology at the University of Sociology, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” at the
Nicosia) University of Iași)
Dr. Andreas Hatzihambis (Scientific Director
at the Cyprus Center for Environmental Dan Chitoiu (Professor at the University of Iași)
Research and Education of the HML)
Dr. Adina Portaru (Senior Counsel for ADF
International)
BELARUS Dr. Monica Turinici (Doctor of Health
Administration, Biostatistician)
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Rev. Vadim Dudkin (Senior Lecturer at

International Institute of Management and Laurentiu Gheorghe (Associate Professor at
Business, Minsk, Belarus) the University of Bucharest)
Sebastian Moldovan (Professor at the
University of Sibiu)
LEBANON
Fr. Bassam Nassif (Associate Professor at the Stefan Trausan-Matu (Professor at the
University of Balamand) University of Bucharest)
Richard Badran (PhD candidate at the Viorel Vizureanu (Professor at the University
University of Balamand) of Bucharest)

LITHUANIA SERBIA
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Aleksandar Petrovic (Professor at the

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Marius Markuckas (Assistant Professor at the

University of Belgrade)
University of Vilnius)

PORTUGAL
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SLOVAKIA
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Justino Carneiro (Assistant Professor at the Václav Ježek (Faculty Member at the Charles
University of Porto) University, Prague; at the University of Prešov,
Slovakia)

ROMANIA
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Fr. Catalin Dobri (Faculty of Theology at the

University of Bucharest)
Fr. Dan Sandu (Associate Professor at the
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University)
Fr. Sorin-Grigore Vulcănescu (Assistant
Professor at the University of Craiova)
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