Web Projects

Web Project: PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES IN ‘AFTERLIFE APOLOGETICS’

Co-Editors: J. Steve Miller, PhD and Stuart H. Gray (MAs)

The Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) is pleased to introduce a unique and ongoing project on “Philosophical Issues in ‘Afterlife Apologetics’:

Web Project: THE PHILOSOPHY OF THEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Co-Editors: Dr. Joshua R. Farris, PhD and Dr. Nathan A. Jacobs

The Evangelical Philosophical Society is pleased to introduce a unique and ongoing web project devoted to the foundations and meta-themes of theological anthropology.

The Research Companion to Theological Anthropology

Dr. Joshua R. Farris, PhD and Dr. Charles Taliaferro, PhD

Explore contributions from a recent Research Companion to Theological Anthropology

Four Views on Christianity and Philosophy

Dr. Paul M. Gould, PhD and Dr. Richard B. Davis, PhD

Graham Oppy, Scott Oliphint, Timothy McGrew and Paul Moser extend their contributions from Four Views on Christianity and Philosophy.

Web Symposium: Academic Disciplines, Faithfulness, and the Christian Scholar

Michael Austin, Gregory Ganssle, David Naugle, and Richard Davis respond to Paul Gould’s paper on academic disciplines, integration and being a missional professor.

Web Project: Philosophical Discussions on Marriage and Family Topics

Dr. Michael W. Austin, PhD

Instructions for Submitting a Paper Proposal Purpose: For scholars interested in ethics, theology, and philosophy work on ‘marriage and family’ topics,

Introducing The Outrageous Idea of the Missional Professor

Learn more about Paul Gould’s latest book about becoming a ‘missional professor.’

Christian Philosophers in the ‘Secular Academy’

Dr. Owen Anderson, PhD

Learn about this EPS project that seeks to understand teaching, learning, and communicating as a Christian Philosopher? in a non-religious context.

Introduction to a Special Issue of Philosophia Christi on Ramified Natural Theology

Dr. Angus Menuge, PhD; Dr. Charles Taliaferro, PhD

Learn more about the unique Winter 2013 issue of Philosophia Christi on Ramified Natural Theology, along with ongoing discussions on this topic at the EPS website