Wednesday, November 19, 2008
2008 EPS Papers (Wednesday)
Here is a summary outline of who presented on Wednesday morning and afternoon of the annual EPS conference. The links are to posts that feature abstracts about the papers. Please feel free to comment.
Adam Barkman (Yonsei University, South Korea)
C. S. Lewis’s Pseudo-Manichean Dualist Phase
C. Donald Smedley (Rivendell Institute)
Hare on Divine Command Theory and Natural Law
Mark Liederbach (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Natural Law, Common Ground, and the Problem of Postmodern Epistemology
Robert Larmer (University of New Brunswick)
C. S. Lewis’s Critique of Hume’s Of Miracles
Gregory Ganssle (Yale University)
God of the Gaps Arguments
Paul Copan (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
With Gentleness and Respect — and a Few Other Things: Suggestions and Strategies for
Christian Apologists
Steve Cowan (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary)
The Metaphysics of Subordination: A Response to Rebecca Merrill Groothuis
Justin Barnard (Union University)
Compatibalism, Wantons, and the Natural Consequences Model of Hell
Walter Schultz (Northwestern College)
Dispositions, Capacities, and Powers: A New Analysis
Shawn Graves (Cedarville University)
Is Genuine Religious Inquiry Incompatible with Christian Commitment?
Michael S. Jones (Liberty University)
Is Cognitive Humility a Sound Foundation for Religious Tolerance?
Stephen G. Shaw (California State University, Long Beach)
Religion as Narrative, Faith as Recontextualization: Lyotard and Rorty Meet Kierkegaard
Garrett Pendergraft (University of California, Riverside)
Divine Deliberation (or Lack Thereof)
Jeremy Carey (University of California, Berkeley)
Agent Causation, Reasons, and Empirical Data
Mark Coppenger (The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
The Aesthetic Argument and Darwinism
Michael W. Austin (Eastern Kentucky University)
The Nature and Practice of Compassion
J.B. Stump (Bethel College, Indiana)
Natural Theology Stripped of Modernism
EPS Reception with Scott Smith
Adam Barkman (Yonsei University, South Korea)
C. S. Lewis’s Pseudo-Manichean Dualist Phase
C. Donald Smedley (Rivendell Institute)
Hare on Divine Command Theory and Natural Law
Mark Liederbach (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Natural Law, Common Ground, and the Problem of Postmodern Epistemology
Robert Larmer (University of New Brunswick)
C. S. Lewis’s Critique of Hume’s Of Miracles
Gregory Ganssle (Yale University)
God of the Gaps Arguments
Paul Copan (Palm Beach Atlantic University)
With Gentleness and Respect — and a Few Other Things: Suggestions and Strategies for
Christian Apologists
Steve Cowan (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary)
The Metaphysics of Subordination: A Response to Rebecca Merrill Groothuis
Justin Barnard (Union University)
Compatibalism, Wantons, and the Natural Consequences Model of Hell
Walter Schultz (Northwestern College)
Dispositions, Capacities, and Powers: A New Analysis
Shawn Graves (Cedarville University)
Is Genuine Religious Inquiry Incompatible with Christian Commitment?
Michael S. Jones (Liberty University)
Is Cognitive Humility a Sound Foundation for Religious Tolerance?
Stephen G. Shaw (California State University, Long Beach)
Religion as Narrative, Faith as Recontextualization: Lyotard and Rorty Meet Kierkegaard
Garrett Pendergraft (University of California, Riverside)
Divine Deliberation (or Lack Thereof)
Jeremy Carey (University of California, Berkeley)
Agent Causation, Reasons, and Empirical Data
Mark Coppenger (The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
The Aesthetic Argument and Darwinism
Michael W. Austin (Eastern Kentucky University)
The Nature and Practice of Compassion
J.B. Stump (Bethel College, Indiana)
Natural Theology Stripped of Modernism
EPS Reception with Scott Smith
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