Society of Christian Philosophers 2012 Conference Society of Christian Philosophers 2012 Conference
"The Virtue of Justice"
Featuring:
Robert Audi (Notre Dame) - "Religious Diversity, Democratic Citizenship, and Christian Ethics"
Jean Porter (Notre Dame) - "Dispositions of the Will"
Nicholas Wolterstorff (Yale) - "All Justice is Social, but It`s Not all Social Justice"
March 22-24, 2012
Hendrix College
Conway, Arkansas
Conference Theme
This year`s theme is "The Virtue of Justice." The conference will feature plenary addresses by Robert Audi (University of Notre Dame), Jean Porter (University of Notre Dame), and Nicholas Wolterstorff (Yale University), as well as a special general session on "Religion in the Public Square After 16 Years," which will feature several distinguished guests and then responses by Wolterstorff and Audi. Additionally, given the impressive response to the call for papers, the conference program will feature more than 70 excellent individual papers! The conference theme is meant to encourage thinking at the intersection of philosophy of religion and political philosophy.
"The Virtue of Justice"
Featuring:
Robert Audi (Notre Dame) - "Religious Diversity, Democratic Citizenship, and Christian Ethics"
Jean Porter (Notre Dame) - "Dispositions of the Will"
Nicholas Wolterstorff (Yale) - "All Justice is Social, but It`s Not all Social Justice"
March 22-24, 2012
Hendrix College
Conway, Arkansas
Conference Theme
This year`s theme is "The Virtue of Justice." The conference will feature plenary addresses by Robert Audi (University of Notre Dame), Jean Porter (University of Notre Dame), and Nicholas Wolterstorff (Yale University), as well as a special general session on "Religion in the Public Square After 16 Years," which will feature several distinguished guests and then responses by Wolterstorff and Audi. Additionally, given the impressive response to the call for papers, the conference program will feature more than 70 excellent individual papers! The conference theme is meant to encourage thinking at the intersection of philosophy of religion and political philosophy.
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