2011 EPS conference

On Dallas Willard’s Work: An Interview with Bill Heatley

Recently, I interviewed Bill Heatley in light of Dallas Willard’s passing on May 8, 2013 (memorial service videos here). Bill

Dallas Willard: The Shape of Moral Knowledge

Professor Dallas Willard’s plenary talk at the 2011 EPS annual meeting is a helpful snapshot of his long-standing work on

Making the Most Out of An Academic Conference: 10 Recommendations (Part Two)

In my previous post, I offered five recommendations for how you might have a worthwhile experience at an academic conference:

2011 Highlights of Annual EPS Meetings & Conference

Several dozen papers will be presented at the 2011 annual meeting of the EPS (San Francisco), along with several more

Recommended EPS-ETS Panel Discussion (FRIDAY): Forgiveness

Analytic Theology: Forgiveness TIME & LOCATION9:45-12:55 pmMarriott – Foothill D Moderator: Michael Rea(University of Notre Dame) 9:45-10:25 amCristian Mihut(Bethel College,

Making the Most Out of An Academic Conference: 10 Recommendations (Part One)

I suppose an academic conference has at least two basic objectives: Giving/receiving presented papers. Community-building. Below are my first 5

Recommended EPS-ETS Panel Discussion (FRIDAY): Theological Method

Method in Systematic TheologyA Discussion of Kevin Vanhoozer’s Remythologizing Theology:  Divine Action, Passion, and Authorship 9:45-12:55 pmMarriot Room: Yerba Buena

Recommended EPS-ETS Panel Discussion (THURSDAY): BioEthics

Multidisciplinary Theological Engagement  with Contemporary Bioethical Issues 9:45-12:55 amParc 55Room: Divisadero ModeratorJohn F. Kilner(Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) 9:45-10:25amRichard E. Averbeck(Trinity

Recommended EPS-ETS Panel Discussion (WEDNESDAY): Work and Economics

Theology of Work and Economics 3:00-6:10 pmMarriottRoom: Foothill F Moderator:Stephen Grabill(Acton Institute) 3:00-3:40 pmCraig L. Blomberg(Denver Seminary)Neither Capitalism nor Socialism: