WC Philosophy of Religion and Art - Conf Schedule
Philosophy of Religion and Art
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, MARCH 29
1:00 - 2:00 pm: Registration & Coffee
2:00 - 2:50 pm: Parallel Session I
| ACAD 106 – Platonic Kαλόν in Augustinian Epistemology; The Movement of the Soul and Understanding the Beautiful |
Presenter – Bryant. K Owens (Volunteer State Community College) |
| ACAD 109 – Literary Heroes, Moral Exemplars, and the Formation of Virtue |
Presenter – Nathan Montgomery (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) |
| ACAD 111 – Experience, Expression, and Recognition: Reflections on the Arts and Emotional Intelligence |
Presenter – Nathan Alexander Mueller (Baylor University) |
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3:00 - 3:50 pm: Parallel Session II
| ACAD 106 – “Beauty Will Save the World” – And Education? |
Presenter – Michael R. Young (Faulkner University) |
| ACAD 109 – The Problem of Brute-ness for Craig, Wielenberg and Timmy Turner |
Presenter – Nick Hadsell (Undergraduate, Houston Baptist University) |
| ACAD 111 – At the Junction of Art and Suffering |
Presenters – Danielle Redden (University of London School of Oriental and African Studies) |
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4:00 - 4:50 pm: Parallel Session III
| ACAD 106 – A Storied Education: The Importance of Narrative for a Personalizing Pedagogy |
Presenter – John Howell (Cambridge School of Dallas) |
| ACAD 109 – A New Argument from Our Experience of Beauty |
Presenter – Logan Wigglesworth (Rice University) |
| ACAD 111 – Does True Beauty Suffer? Implications for Theodicy |
Presenter – Timothy Yoder (Dallas Theological Seminary) |
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5:00 - 6:30 pm: Dinner (on your own)
6:45 - 8:00 pm: Plenary Session I
| ACAD 106 – Tolkien and the Function of Fantasy |
Presenter – Holly Ordway (Houston Baptist University) |
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SATURDAY, MARCH 30
8:00 - 9:00 am: Coffee, Breakfast, and Conversation
9:00 - 9:50 pm: Parallel Session IV
| ACAD 106 – Living in “the Moment:” Kierkegaard’s Christian Eudaimonism through Literary Obfuscation in Either/Or |
Presenter – James “Twigz” McGuire (Saint Louis University) |
| ACAD 109 – Goodness, Beauty, and Truth in the Lyrics of Christian Music |
Presenter – Benjamin H. Arbour (Institute for Philosophical and Theological Research) |
| ACAD 111 – On the Necessity of the Philosophical Poem |
Presenter – Kent Richter (College of DuPage) |
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10:00 - 11:15 pm: Plenary Session II
| ACAD 106 – Metaphor and Meaning: The Role of Imagination in Communication about Philosophy and Religion |
Presenter – Holly Ordway (Houston Baptist University) |
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11:30 - 12:20 pm: Parallel Session V
| ACAD 106 – Comedy-Drama in Film: Caught Between Good Friday and Easter Sunday |
Presenter – Hannah Zarr (Houston Baptist University) |
ACAD 109 – A Battle Worth Fighting: An Examination of Tim Fisher’s Philosophy of Music
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Presenter – John Gray (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) |
ACAD 111 – Anselm on Creation as Divine Similitude and the Aesthetic Perception of God
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Presenter – Ross D. Inman (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) |
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12:30 - 1:30 pm: Lunch (on your own)
1:45 - 2:30 pm
| ACAD 106 |
Q/A Session with Holly Ordway |
2:40 - 3:30 pm: Parallel Session VI
| ACAD 106 – The Stories that Really Matter: A Narrative Theodicy |
Presenter – Keith Lindley (Dallas Theological Seminary) |
| ACAD 109 – Re-Creation: The Power of Poetry and Prose in St. John’s Prologue |
Presenter – Donald Catchings (Houston Baptist University) |
| ACAD 111 – Undoing Pilate’s Error: How the Church Washed its Hands of Popular Culture and What We can do about it |
Presenter – Phil Kallberg (Holy Apostles College and Seminary) |
3:40 - 4:30 pm: Parallel Session VII
| ACAD 106 – The Chronicles of Narnia and Philosophy of Religion: A Lesson from C.S. Lewis |
Presenter – Emily McCarty (Saint Louis University) |
| ACAD 109 – Omniscience, Representation, and Aesthetic Communication |
Presenter – Randy Ridenour (Oklahoma Baptist University) |
| ACAD 111 – Kant and the Iconoclasts |
Presenter – John R. Gilhooly (Cedarville University |
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4:40 - 5:30 pm: Parallel Session VIII
| ACAD 106 – American Superhero Marvels Serving as Religious Interpreters |
Presenter – David Stackhouse (Navarro College) |
| ACAD 109 – “For the Beauty of the Earth:” Nature and Art in Regards to God and Creation |
Presenter – Graham Floyd (Weatherford College) |
| ACAD 111 – A Comparative Study of the Use of Aristotelian Logic in the Islamic and Christian Religious Traditions |
Presenter – Richard Chelvan (Weatherford College) |
5:45 - 7:15 pm
Strain Room in the Doss Center
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Panel Discussion Banquet (ticket required) |
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