Royal Institute of Philosophy
Annual Lecture Series 2008-2009
Religion
2008
| 3rd October |
Anthony O'Hear |
Religion and Public Life |
| 10th October |
Tim Mawson |
Explaining the Fine Tuning of the Universe to Us and the Fine Tuning of Us to the Universe |
| 17th October |
Robin Le Poidevin |
The Incarnation: Divine Embodiment and Divided Minds |
| 24th October |
Peter Cave |
With and Without Absurdity: Moore, Magic and McTaggart's Cat |
| 31st October |
Peter Byrne |
Religious Tolerance, Diversity and Pluralism |
| 7th November |
Mary Midgley |
Cold Wars and God-Shaped Holes |
| 14th November |
Gerard Hughes |
What Can God Explain? |
| 21st November |
Richard Swinburne |
God as the Simplest Explanation of the Universe |
| 28th November |
Richard Norman |
What Do Believers Believe? |
2009
| 16th January |
Brian Leftow |
One Step Toward God |
| 23rd January |
Douglas Hedley |
Religion and Sacrifice |
| 30th January |
Clare Carlisle |
Living With Religious Ideals: Reflections on Christian and Buddhist Practice |
| 6th February |
Peter Millican |
Religious Beliefs, Miracles and David Hume |
| 20th February |
Michael McGhee |
Spirituality for the Godless |
| 27th February |
Mario von der Ruhr |
On Simone Weil |
The lectures will be given at 5.45pm at a new venue: the Chadwick Lecture Theatre in the Chadwick Building in the main UCL campus in Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT.
All lectures are free and open to the public, and no reservations are taken.
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