2008 EPS conference

2008 EPS Papers (Dilley)

Stephen C. Dilley Scientific Naturalism: A House Divided? Abstract: For centuries, philosophical naturalists have claimed that science provides strong epistemic

2008 EPS Papers (Vander Laan)

David Vander Laan Bodies, Ecosystems, and Functional Unity Abstract: The ecosystem concept as it has been used in ecology is

2008 EPS Papers (Getz)

Matt Getz God’s Bootstraps: Euthyphro Generalized Abstract: Is the good good because it is loved by the gods, or do

2008 EPS Papers (Sweis)

Khaldoun Sweis Evolutionary Naturalism Reconsidered Abstract: Darwinian evolutionary naturalism (DEN) is the strongest force for the legitimate expression of research

2008 EPS Book Symposium (Habermas, Walls, Baggett, Geivett)

Gary R. Habermas, Jerry L. Walls, Dave Baggett, and R. Douglas Geivett Book Symposium: C. S. Lewis as Philosopher: Truth,

2008 EPS Papers (Grace)

Justin Grace The Text & God: Is ‘God’ a Proper Name or Is ‘God’ Analogous with ‘Water’ Abstract: In the

2008 EPS Papers (Wang)

C. Charles Wang The Use of Presuppositional Circular Reasoning by Atheists and Theists Abstract: Circular reasoning, or question begging, is

2008 EPS Papers (Diller)

Kevin Diller Non-Evidentialist Positive Apologetics Abstract: Within Evangelical theology there appears to be a considerable range of opinion about the

2008 EPS Papers (Thursday)

Here is a summary outline of who presented on Thursday morning and afternoon of the annual EPS conference. The links