The Center for Philosophy of Religion at the University of Notre Dame presents a conference entitled
Theme: The conference will focus on the charge that the Abrahamic religious traditions should be rejected because of their foundation in the Hebrew Bible, which allegedly portrays God as immoral and vicious. The presenters and commentators will include philosophers--both theistic and nontheistic--as well as Biblical scholars.
Date: September 10-12, 2009
Location: University of Notre Dame, McKenna Hall
Registration: early registration deadline is Aug 1, 2009; final deadline is Aug 31, 2009
Fees: early registration: $20 (students: $10); after Aug 1: $40 (students: $20)
Information: http://www.nd.edu/~cprelig/conferences/HebrewBible.shtml or email mrea@nd.edu
Speakers:
Gary Anderson - University of Notre Dame
Robert Audi - University of Notre Dame
Louise Antony - University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Edwin Curley - University of Michigan
Paul Draper - Purdue University
Evan Fales - University of Iowa
John E. Hare - Yale Divinity School
Wes Morriston - University of Colorado, Boulder
Mark C. Murphy - Georgetown University
Steven Nadler - University of Wisconsin, Madison
Alvin Plantinga - University of Notre Dame
Christopher Seitz - Wycliffe College, University of Toronto
Quentin Smith - Western Michigan University
Eleonore Stump - Saint Louis University
Richard Swinburne - University of Oxford
Peter van Inwagen - University of Notre Dame
Nicholas Wolterstorff - Yale Divinity School
Organizers:
Michael Bergmann - Purdue University
Michael Murray - Franklin and Marshall College
Michael Rea - University of Notre Dame
this looks really good! I hope I can make it.