The 2014 Baylor/Georgetown/Notre Dame Philosophy of Religion Conference will be held at Georgetown University October 9 through October 11. All sessions will be held in New North 204. Below is the schedule. Please contact Mark Murphy (mark.murphy@georgetown.edu) if you plan to attend. Please also let him know if you need conference hotel information. And if it would help you to get funding to attend the conference if you served as a chair for one of the sessions, let him know that, also.
Thursday, October 9
7-8:30 PM Karen Stohr (Georgetown), “Hope for the Hopeless” (Commentator: Micah Lott, Boston College)
8:30 PM
Reception in New North 204
Friday, October 10
9:00-10:25 Kathryn Pogin (Northwestern), "Redemptive or Corruptive? The Atonement and Hermeneutical Injustice" (Commentator: Katherin Rogers, Delaware)
10:35-12 Neal Judisch (Oklahoma), “Redemptive Suffering” (Commentator: Siobhan Nash-Marshall, Manhattanville)
12-2:30 Lunch on own
2:30-3:55 Christian Miller (Wake Forest), “Should Christians be Worried about Situationist Claims in Psychology and Philosophy?” (Commentator: Dan Moller, Maryland)
4:05-5:30 Chris Tucker (William and Mary), “Satisficing and Motivated Submaximization (in the Philosophy of Religion)” (Commentator: Kelly Heuer, Georgetown)
Saturday, October 11
9:00-10:25 Julia Jorati (Ohio State), "Special Agents: Leibniz on the Similarity between Divine and Human Agency" (Commentator: Kristin Primus, Georgetown/NYU)
10:35-12 Kris McDaniel (Syracuse), “Being and Essence” (Commentator: Trenton Merricks, UVA)
12-2:30 Lunch on own
2:30-3:55 Meghan Page (Loyola (MD)/Baylor), “The Posture of Faith: Leaning in to Belief” (Commentator: Mark Lance, Georgetown)
4:05-5:30 Charity Anderson (Baylor), “Defeat, Testimony, and Miracle Reports” (Commentator: Andy Cullison, SUNY-Fredonia)
BGND2014 is organized by Mark Murphy (Georgetown), Jonathan Kvanvig (Baylor), and Michael Rea (Notre Dame).
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