Christianity and Culture: Faith and Society in Conversation
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Christianity and Culture: Faith in Conversation with the Present
When religious questions intersect with literature, society, and spiritual orientation, a space for a unique faith experience is created. The conversation Christianity and Culture invites you to reflect on the role of Christianity in an increasingly secular society on September 28, 2026, in Bonn.
Religion, Culture, and Secular Society
The focus is on the question of how Christianity and culture are connected and what significance religion holds today. This involves theological perspectives, cultural influences, and the search for orientation in public life. The event combines expertise, personal reflection, and open encounter.
An Evening with Michael Seewald and Joachim Frank
Prof. Dr. Michael Seewald provides an introductory impulse and shares his expertise in dogmatics and the history of dogma. Joachim Frank, journalist and chief correspondent of the DuMont Media Group, will then lead the conversation. A special reference point is the study of Thomas Mann, where questions of religion, literature, and culture are impressively connected.
Christian Tradition in Dialogue with the Present
The relationship between Christianity and culture has shaped European intellectual history for centuries. The Bible, theology, literature, and societal debates are in a continuous dialogue. The evening opens the opportunity to re-examine familiar articles of faith and respectfully bring different perspectives into conversation.
Encounter at the Catholic Education Forum Bonn
Visitors to the FBS Bonn Hall of the Catholic Education Forum can expect a focused conversation atmosphere with space for attention, reflection, and communal exchange. The event is aimed at those interested in religion, culture enthusiasts, and anyone who wishes to engage with the role of Christianity in modern society.
Conclusion: The conversation Christianity and Culture combines Christian spirituality, theological expertise, and cultural reflection. Those who wish to experience religion not just as tradition, but as a vibrant contribution to societal discourse will find valuable impulses and exciting encounters on this evening in Bonn.
