Thursday, November 20, 2008
2008 EPS Papers (Thursday)
Here is a summary outline of who presented on Thursday 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:
David A. Reed (Bethel College, Indiana)
Voices Crying in the Wilderness: The Calls to Faith in Kierkegaard and Nietzsche
David F. Horkott (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
What Nietzsche Can Teach Us about Sin and Holiness
R.J. Snell (Eastern University)
Sanctifying Us Everywhere: Charles Taylor and the Apologetics of a Secular Age
Travis Coblentz (Baylor University)
Lex Luther vs. Superman: Using Bonhoeffer to Make Nietzsche’s Ethic Christian
Gary Habermas (Liberty University)
Near-Death Experiences Revisited: Recent Empirical Data That Challenge Naturalistic
Assumptions
James Spiegel (Taylor University)
Free Will and Soul Making: Comparing Two Responses to the Problem of Evil
William Lane Craig (Talbot School of Theology)
Graham Oppy on Infinity in the Kalam Cosmological Argument
PLENARY PAPER
Paul Moser (Loyola University)
Kerygmatic Philosophy
David A. Reed (Bethel College, Indiana)
Voices Crying in the Wilderness: The Calls to Faith in Kierkegaard and Nietzsche
David F. Horkott (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
What Nietzsche Can Teach Us about Sin and Holiness
R.J. Snell (Eastern University)
Sanctifying Us Everywhere: Charles Taylor and the Apologetics of a Secular Age
Travis Coblentz (Baylor University)
Lex Luther vs. Superman: Using Bonhoeffer to Make Nietzsche’s Ethic Christian
Gary Habermas (Liberty University)
Near-Death Experiences Revisited: Recent Empirical Data That Challenge Naturalistic
Assumptions
James Spiegel (Taylor University)
Free Will and Soul Making: Comparing Two Responses to the Problem of Evil
William Lane Craig (Talbot School of Theology)
Graham Oppy on Infinity in the Kalam Cosmological Argument
PLENARY PAPER
Paul Moser (Loyola University)
Kerygmatic Philosophy
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