On Tuesday, February
6, I will be speaking at Brown University on the topic of capital punishment and
natural law. Prof. James Keating will
respond. The event is sponsored by the
Thomistic Institute, and details are available at
the Institute’s website and at Facebook.
On Saturday,
March 17, I will be presenting a paper on the topic “Cooperation with Sins Against
Prudence” at a
conference on Cooperation with Evil
at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C. The other conference speakers will be Steven
Long, Msgr. Andrew McLean Cummings, Christopher
Tollefsen, and Fr. Ezra Sullivan, OP.
On Thursday, April 12, I will be speaking at Baylor University on the topic
of capital punishment and natural law.
The event is sponsored by the Thomistic Institute, and more information will
be forthcoming at the
Institute’s website.
On Thursday, April 19, I will be speaking at Southern Evangelical Seminary on the topic of the nature of God. Details forthcoming.
On Thursday, April 19, I will be speaking at Southern Evangelical Seminary on the topic of the nature of God. Details forthcoming.
More talks for this year to be announced.
Stay tuned.
Are you still scheduled to speak at the society of Catholic Scientists later this year?
ReplyDeleteYes, but I like to wait until closer to the time to announce these things.
DeleteWow! That is awesome. Go, Prof. Feser!
DeleteWe Catholic scientists must speak up. In this age of default and thoughtless secularism and scientism more than ever.
Because, if people really do look up to the authority of scientists, as they so love to claim they do, then these same scientists ought to be at the leading front of the New Evangelization.
Why don't we hear about these arguments in favor of the existence of God and of the truth of the Catholic Faith before we become exposed to the dangers of modern pagan society? (Where were you, Prof. Feser, when I was having doubts? ;-)
These arguments are in fact so strong that it actually makes me angry how the Church hierarchy itself seems to have forgotten they even exist in the first place... and thus leading to their complete neglecting during catechization (for children and adults alike), which in turn helps to foster doubt among Catholics.
Any plans to speak in New York City?
ReplyDeleteI'd buy a ticket.
DeleteCome to Winnipeg!!
ReplyDeleteHope to see you in DC. If I am not tied up at work.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo Baylor! Close enough for a drive from Houston!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the title of this post I was hopeful for a moment there that it would be slightly more closer to Sydney, Australia. Oh well, I'll just have to come to DC!
ReplyDeleteIf you can come to Halifax NS, that would be awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteGiven the university's rather large philosophy department (and given the proximity to Halifax, PEI, and NB), I wonder if it wouldn't be possible to put an event on at St. FX in Antigonish and send Feser an invite? Who doesn't enjoy a visit to the Maritimes?
DeleteThat's a good line up. I have a few friends in that group...
ReplyDeleteDr. Feser, do you think you will be coming to the UK at some point?
ReplyDeleteWill your paper given at the DHS be published anywhere?
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