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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Thanks to generous support from the John Templeton Foundation, through the National Philanthropic Trust, Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion now has a Graduate Student Essay Prize, to be run in tandem with the Marc Sanders Prize in Philosophy of … Continue reading
Here. These are associated with our Templeton Religion Trust project, and are housed at Baylor. Email me with any questions about the positions. One point worth noting is that the usual religious preference test that Baylor uses for faculty positions … Continue reading
(I post this on behalf of my colleague, Fabrizio Cariani) Second Call for Papers June 20-22, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Send anonymized papers to [email protected] by January 31 Further details about the conference are available at http://www.kennyeaswaran.org/few … Continue reading
Is now in place: Two 3-yr post-doc positions for The Nature and Value of Faith Project. … Continue reading
This is a follow up from the previous post. I’m considering not using ‘occurrent belief’ talk anymore since it either just stipulatively means conscious belief (in which case, we should just use ‘conscious belief’) or it’s just not clear what it … Continue reading
I’ve been thinking a bit more about what it is for a belief to be occurrent. For a long time, I’ve been fine with Tom Senor’s definition, 1) “A belief is occurrent at t iff it is conscious at t … Continue reading