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CCSCE conference in cooperation with the Faculty of Theology of the Ruhr-Universit&#228;t Bochum and KADOC-KU Leuven24-25 June 2019 Ruhr-Universit&#228;t BochumProgramMonday 24 June 2019AMprof. Wilhelm Damberg (Ruhr-Universit&#228;t Bochum)HUMAN LABOUR HEALING DIVISIONS IN CATHOLICISMDries Bosschaert (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)11.00-11.20 Laura Popa (Justus Liebig University Giessen)The Christian perspective on femininity between the Bible and feminism from modernity to post-modernity. A Conceptual history11.20-11.40 Paula Arana Barbier and Angela Suarez Collado (University of Salamanca)Accommodating the ideas. Towards an interdisciplinary definition of religious accommodationCoffee BreakPM12.00-12.20 Eveline G. Bouwers (Leibniz-Institut f&#252;r Europ&#228;ische Geschichte)Protest and religion. The nineteenth century as a transnational phase for Catholic crowd action.12.20-12.40 Janneke van der Leest (Radboud University Nijmegen)Old Idolatry in a new shapeDiscussion14.00-14.20 Amirpasha Tavakkoli (&#201;cole des Hautes &#201;tudes en Sciences Sociales Paris)On the Christian origins of the French Revolution.14.20-14.40 Mikolaj Getka-Kenig (Jagiellonian University Krak&#243;w)Neoclassicism and the search for modernity in ecclesiastical architecture in the Age of Enlightenment.The Polish case in an International context14.40-15.00 Alina Potempa (Ruhr-Universit&#228;t Bochum)How to discover modern economy for religious thought. International perspectives on a creative interaction of ideas after 1800Coffee Break15.20-15.40 Dmitrii Sterkhov (Lomonosov Moscow State University)God, King, Country - and elections. The introduction of the municipal self-government in Prussia (1808) by means of religionDiscussion19.00 Conference dinner (for speakers and committee members only)Tuesday 25 June 2019AMGiulia Marotta (Universit&#228;t Munster)10.30-10.50 Olga Pchelina (Volga State University of Technology)11.10-11.20 Johanna Schmid (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)Critical mass or pain killers? World War I and the Catholic Church in BavariaCoffee Break11.40-12.00 Santi Lesti (Scuola Normale Superiore Pisa/University of Pisa)Travelling the public sphere. Paul VI as a global political actor (1964-1978)PM12.00-12.20 Joseph Bosco Bangura (Evangelisch-Theologische Faculteit Leuven)African Pentecostalism, liberal neutrality and the Belgian state.Disscussion12.30-13.00 General conclusions