Events
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Pittsburgh Meeting on Evidential Apologetics, April 17-18, 2026
Read more: Pittsburgh Meeting on Evidential Apologetics, April 17-18, 2026We are happy to announce the schedule for our upcoming meeting in Pittsburgh on Evidential Apologetics. The meeting will take place on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh, in the historical Cathedral of Learning. April is a wonderful time of year in Pittsburgh, with flowers blooming and trees budding! Many Christians are not convinced…
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Cosmology: What do we know, and what is in question?
Read more: Cosmology: What do we know, and what is in question?In the past few years, we have been getting new data from the James Webb telescope and other instruments. There have been several news reports saying that some results strike at the foundations of the modern consensus on cosmology. In this workshop, we will discuss what is still agreed on, what are open questions, and…
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Webinar on “Quantum Mechanics for Non-experts”, May 4, 2024
Read more: Webinar on “Quantum Mechanics for Non-experts”, May 4, 2024This event aims to give a non-technical introduction to quantum mechanics, and discuss its diverse interpretations, such as “many-worlds”, and the role that consciousness plays in measurements.
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Videos now available online for the Biola meeting, “In Defense of Truth”
Read more: Videos now available online for the Biola meeting, “In Defense of Truth”Videos are available at this link. Talks include David Snoke, professor of physics, University of Pittsburgh, “How did we get here? A brief overview of modernism, postmodernism, and post-post-modernism”Daniel Hitchcock, associate professor of psychology, Regent University, “Interpreting truth: Schemata, paradigms, and worldviews”Mihretu Guta, adjunct professor of philosophy, Biola University, on “Why truth matters in scientific pursuits”Richard Jones,…
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Annual CSS Meeting, Asbury University, Kentucky, October 7, 2023
Read more: Annual CSS Meeting, Asbury University, Kentucky, October 7, 2023The theme this year is “The impact of technology on human flourishing.” Topics include AI, GMO, addictions, and more.
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Abstracts for the Biola meeting, “In Defense of Truth”
Read more: Abstracts for the Biola meeting, “In Defense of Truth”Below are the final abstracts and bios for the meeting. 9:00 AM SESSION 1: “Thinking about Truth” 9:00 AM. David Snoke, University of Pittsburgh “How did we get here? A brief overview of modernism, postmodernism, and post-post-modernism” Abstract: Many people are reacting against “critical theory” at present, and to the general attack on the legacy of…