As part of the Analytic Theology Project funded by the Templeton Foundation, the Munich School of Philosophy is organizing various philosophy of religion events and activities. Master Class: "Divine Foreknowledge and Human Freedom" February 16 - 19, 2012 Summer School: "Minds - ... [More]

What is guilt? There is no shortage of things to feel guilty about these days and this has produced everything from victims to neurotics. There are solutions but do any of them work? [More]

Sympoze is attempting to use crowd sourcing to referee academic publications [More]

Articles and news that might be of interest to the philosophically minded. [More]

2011 International Conference on History and Society Development(ICHSD 2011) 25 to 27 November 2011 Maldives The ICHSD 2011 papers will be published as proceedings and all the papers will be indexed by Thomson ISI Proceedings. About 10 papers selected from registered ones will be published in ... [More]

BGND Phil of Religion Conference, hosted by Georgetown University Conference begins Thursday evening, 10/6, and runs through Saturday evening, 10/8 *Speakers (with commentators):* Mark Henninger, SJ (Patrick Toner) Oliver Crisp (Tom Senor) Meghan Sullivan (Lorraine Keller) Terence Cuneo (Karen Stohr... [More]

Religion in the west is changing according to George Barna. Church attendance, belief in the accuracy of the Bible, and volunteerism are down. The number of unchurched is up. What's next? [More]

In this world of growing technological advancement, can a philosophy degree (any degree in the humanities) have any value? In this interesting article, David Horowitz outlines why a degree in the humanities and specifically philosophy is not only valuable, but is critical for being a good technologist. [More]

In the latest microphilosophy podcast, tpm’s editor-in-chief Julian Baggini talks to John Gray about some of the ideas that emerge from his latest book, The Immortalization Commission: The Strange Quest to Cheat Death. Download from this link or iTunes. The podcast was recorded at the Bristol Festiv... [More]

The first is called Forms of Corruption in History and in Contemporary Society: Origins, Continuity, Evolution (CORHICS 2011) at is will be held at Paris 1 Sorbonne University, 7-9 September 2011. For more details please see here. The second is called Sites of Memory, Anamnesis and Representatio... [More]