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This is the blog area for the Evangelical Philosophical Society and its journal, Philosophia Christi.

Saturday, November 22, 2008

2008 EPS Papers (Friday)

Here is a summary outline of who presented on Friday morning and afternoon of the annual EPS conference. The links are to posts that feature abstracts about the papers. Please feel free to comment at each post:


Jim A. Stewart (University of Wales, Lampeter)
The Absurdity of Life without Hell: How Popular Objections to Eternal Punishment Lead to Absurdities
(ABSTRACT UNAVAILABLE)

Justin Grace (Terrant County College)
The Text & God: Is "God" a Proper Name or Is "God" Analogous with "Water"

Joel Schwartz (Baylor University)
Show Me the Meaning! A Wittgensteinian Apologetic
(ABSTRACT UNAVAILABLE)

Kevin Diller (University of St. Andrews)
Non-Evidentialist Positive Apologetics


C. Charles Wang (Retired)
The Use of Presuppositional Circular Reasoning by Atheists and Theists


Book Symposium on C.S. Lewis as Philosopher


Khaldoun Sweis (Olive-Harvey College)
Evolutionary Naturalism Reconsidered


Stephen C. Dilley (St. Edward’s University)
Scientific Naturalism: A House Divided?


Timothy Yoder (Philadelphia Biblical University)
C. S. Lewis and Aristotle on the Ethical Value of Friendship
[ABSTRACT UNAVAILABLE]

Angus Menuge (Concordia University, Wisconsin)
Is Downward Causation Possible?


David Vander Laan (Westmont College)
Bodies as Ecosystems


R. Scott Smith (Biola University)
Naturalism, Our Knowledge of Reality, and Some Implications for Christian Physicalists


Timothy Paul Erdel (Bethel College, Indiana)
Death and Philosophical Judgment


Dennis Plaisted (University of Tennessee, Chattanooga)
God and the Appropriation of Evil


Matt Getz (Biola University)
God’s Bootstraps: Euthyphro Generalized


Mary Jo Sharp (Biola University)
First-Century Monotheistic Judaism, the Earliest Christians, and the Recycled Pagan Myth Theory


Barry L. Carey (Biola University)
Servant Syndrome and the Soul


Richard Davis (Tyndale University)
God and Modal Concretism

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