The 2020 National Annual Conferences and Meetings
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The 2020 national annual conference of the Evangelical Philosophical Society will be held at the Rhode Island Convention Center and the Omni Hotel in Providence, Rhode Island, November 17-19 (Tuesday-Thursday).
The EPS Call for Papers will be available by the end of January.
The EPS is pleased to welcome Calvin University's Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung as the EPS plenary speaker. She will address the topic, "What are you Guarding? Anger and its Antidotes from the Christian Tradition."
Dozens of papers will be presented by EPS members on a whole range of fascinating philosophical issues in metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of religion, philosophical theology, philosophy of mind and science, ethics, and so much more!
The annual conference is held in conjunction with the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS). The ETS theme is focused on "Christianity and Islam."
In addition, we expect there to be EPS sessions at the 2020 AAR/SBL annual meetings in Boston, November 21-24.
In the meantime, please sign-up/renew for EPS or ETS annual membership. EPS membership includes a print subscription to Philosophia Christi. You must be a current member to register for the EPS conference.
Enjoy these EPS Web Projects!
- "Philosophy of Theological Anthropology" with Sarah Borden Sharkey, Glenn Butner, Jean-Baptiste Guillon, and many others!
- "Philosophical Discussions on Marriage and Family Topics" with Michael Austin, Michael McFall, Daniel J. Hill and many others!
- "Christ-Shaped Philosophy" with Paul Moser and dozens of other contributors!
- "Christian Philosophers in the 'Secular Academy'" with Marylin McCord-Adams, Christopher Tollefsen, and many others!
Please consider becoming a regular annual or monthly financial partner with the Evangelical Philosophical Society in order to better support the work of our members in the academy and into the wider culture!
