EPS Blog

Dozens of papers will be presented at this year's annual EPS meeting in Providence, RI. Special sessions include a panel discussion on the book, C.S. Lewis as Philosopher: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty and Dr. Paul Moser will give our plenary talk, entitled, "Kerygmatic Philosophy."

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As is our tradition, we also sponsor an apologetics conference at a local church within the vicinity of our annual meeting. If you have colleagues, friends, relatives, or students that live in the New England area, be sure to let them know about this training opportunity.

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Labels: apologetics, conference, EPS

Alvin Plantinga argues in the latest issue of Books & Culture that "naturalism and evolution are in conflict with each other."

Also in that same issue, Doug Groothuis reviews various books concerning atheism, the state of the debate between atheists and theists, and he alludes to the Philosophia Christi interview of former atheist Antony Flew.

Previously in Books & Culture, Plantinga published "The Dawkins Confusion" and Groothuis published "Defenders of the Faith" and "Jesus the Philosopher."

Labels: new atheists, philosophia christi, philosophy of religion