In the global age, the originally European terms ‘philosophy’ and ‘religion’ and their respective relations to each other have to be reconceptualised in a cross- and trans-cultural context. Philosophy has been construed not only as irreconcilable opposite to, but also as integral part of numerous religious traditions. As such, both philosophy and religion inevitably interact in a mutually challenging and enriching discourse space in a global society. In this panel, the speakers will present and discuss their personal approaches to inter-/transcultural philosophy.Chair: Mathias Schneider (European Network of Buddhist-Christian Studies / Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) Speakers:Hans Schelkshorn (Universität Wien), An Approach to Intercultural Philosophy of Religion: Some systematic outlinesVictoria Harrison (University of Macau), Sino-Muslim Philosophy in an Inter-religious PerspectiveMarku Wirtz (Universität zu Köln), Dealing with Conflicting Truth Claims in Intercultural Philosophy of ReligionFabian Völker (European Network of Buddhist-Christian Studies / Universität Wien), Outlines of a Transcendental and Transcultural Philosophy of Religion