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On May 7 and 8, the midterm conference for the DFG-funded project “REDiCON” took place at the Haus am Dom in Frankfurt.
Britta Baumert, Catholic Theologian
For as long as she can remember, Britta Baumert knew one thing: she wanted to become a teacher. Having reached that decision while still at school, it initially did not seem so important what she would teach rather than the fact that she would teach at all. Although she was raised Catholic and active in parish life as a child and teenager, religion classes at school did little to inspire her. She also viewed the Church with a healthy degree of skepticism. Catholic theology, in other words, was not the obvious path.
Empirical Research Workshop
The open, self-organized colloquium for doctoral candidates and post-docs invites participants to carry out empirical research on contemporary topics in religion. It serves as an accessible forum for collegial dialogue on methodological questions, material discussions, and feedback.
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The FOERBICO closing conference will take place on February 2–3, 2027, at Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main. Further details will be provided soon.
Conference "Practices of Confessing – Religion in Social Media"
On May 7 and 8, the midterm conference for the DFG-funded project “REDiCON” took place at the Haus am Dom in Frankfurt.
Britta Baumert, Catholic Theologian
For as long as she can remember, Britta Baumert knew one thing: she wanted to become a teacher. Having reached that decision while still at school, it initially did not seem so important what she would teach rather than the fact that she would teach at all. Although she was raised Catholic and active in parish life as a child and teenager, religion classes at school did little to inspire her. She also viewed the Church with a healthy degree of skepticism. Catholic theology, in other words, was not the obvious path.
Empirical Research Workshop
The open, self-organized colloquium for doctoral candidates and post-docs invites participants to carry out empirical research on contemporary topics in religion. It serves as an accessible forum for collegial dialogue on methodological questions, material discussions, and feedback.
View the schedule