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Analyzing Doctrine Book Panel
Analytic Theology Project, Books, Religion, Theology

Analyzing Doctrine Book Panel

November 30, 2020Virtual Meeting via AAR/SBL Registration 4:00 – 5:30 PM (EST) Analyzing Doctrine Book Panel Last year marks the … Continue reading Analyzing Doctrine Book Panel

CFP: E.J. Lowe’s Metaphysics and Analytic Theology
Analytic Theology Project, Philosophy, Religion, Theology

CFP: E.J. Lowe’s Metaphysics and Analytic Theology

CALL FOR PAPERS E. J. LOWE’S METAPHYSICS AND ANALYTIC THEOLOGY Guest editors Mihretu P. Guta: Biola University, Addis Ababa University … Continue reading CFP: E.J. Lowe’s Metaphysics and Analytic Theology

Baptist Association of Philosophy Teachers: 2020 Summer Seminary Call for Applications
Philosophy, Religion

Baptist Association of Philosophy Teachers: 2020 Summer Seminary Call for Applications

BAPT is pleased to announce its 2020 Summer Seminar: “Honesty: The Philosophy and Psychology of a Neglected Virtue,” led by … Continue reading Baptist Association of Philosophy Teachers: 2020 Summer Seminary Call for Applications

Christian Philosophy: Its Past, Present, and Future
Analytic Theology Project, Philosophy, Theology

Christian Philosophy: Its Past, Present, and Future

From Theology.News Christian Philosophy: its Past, Present and Future September 22–24, 2020 Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow, Poland We are … Continue reading Christian Philosophy: Its Past, Present, and Future

Call for Abstracts: 6th Annual Theistic Ethics Workshop
Philosophy, Religion, Theology, Uncategorized

Call for Abstracts: 6th Annual Theistic Ethics Workshop

Call for Abstracts 6th Annual Theistic Ethics Workshop College of William and Mary October 22-24, 2020 Confirmed Speakers: Lara Buchak (University … Continue reading Call for Abstracts: 6th Annual Theistic Ethics Workshop

Upcoming Society of Christian Philosophers Conferences and CFP
Philosophy, Religion, Theology

Upcoming Society of Christian Philosophers Conferences and CFP

There are two upcoming regional SCP conferences. The 2020 Eastern meeting of the SCP will take place at the University … Continue reading Upcoming Society of Christian Philosophers Conferences and CFP

Christian Theism and the Concept of a Person
Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion, Theology

Christian Theism and the Concept of a Person

In our modern world, says Adrian Thatcher, “the credibility of theism suffers from a close association with Cartesian Dualism.” (180) … Continue reading Christian Theism and the Concept of a Person

CFP: GOD, TIME AND CHANGE
Philosophy, Religion, Theology

CFP: GOD, TIME AND CHANGE

GOD, TIME AND CHANGE Call for Papers ​ 23rd Conference of the European Society for Philosophy of Religion God, Time … Continue reading CFP: GOD, TIME AND CHANGE

Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 2)
Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion, Theology, Uncategorized

Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 2)

Yesterday, I mentioned one challenge that non-reductive physicalists face. Today I’d like to mention two more. The Problem of the … Continue reading Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 2)

Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 1)
Analytic Theology Project, Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion

Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 1)

Holding to non-Reductive physicalism has some benefits…. First, it takes seriously the dualist’s intuition—and the biblical data—that we cannot be … Continue reading Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 1)

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