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Open
Theology & Science Seminar
If you have any questions about the
schedule, or would like to attend any of the the lectures or debates,
contact Dan Messier at 617-847-5929 or daniel.a.messier@gmail.com
Sunday, June 17th
Participants
arrive
Monday,
June 18th
8:30
a.m. John
Sanders: "Open
Theology: Its History and Diversity"
Tuesday,
June 19th
8:30
a.m.
Thomas
Flint: "Similarities
and Differences Between Open Theism and
'Classical' Theism"
10:45
a.m. Thomas
Jay Oord: "Similarities
and Differences Between Open Theology and
Process Thought"
7:00
p.m.
"Does
God Know the Future?" Philosophical Debate between Thomas Flint and
William Hasker (free
public debate)
Wednesday,
June 20th
8:30
a.m. Phil
Clayton: "Where
It All Begins: Cosmology, Creation, and Open Theism"
Thursday,
June 21st
8:30
a.m. Howard
Van Till: "Cosmology
and Theology: Dialogue or Debate?"
7:00
p.m. Clark
Pinnock: "Open Theology: A Project of Love" (free
public
lecture)
Friday, June 22nd
8:30
a.m. Robert
Mann: "Time and Eternity (A Physicist's Perspective)"
Monday,
June 25th
9:00
a.m. Ross
Stein: "Chemical Systems and the Emergence of Bio-Complexity:
Philosophical and Theological Musings of a Chemist" (at the Concord
Museum)
11:00 a.m. Concord
Museum Tour
1:00
p.m. Richard
Higgins: "Emerson's Quest for a Unified Theory of God"
Tuesday,
June 26th
8:30
a.m. Jeff
Schloss: "The Contingency-Inevitability Debates in Evolutionary Theory:
Implications for Open Theology"
7:00
p.m. "Does
God Know the Future?" Biblical Debate between Karen Winslow and Randall
Tan (free
public debate)
Wednesday,
June 27th
8:30
a.m.
Session
for participants on writing projects
Thursday,
June 28th
8:30
a.m. Ken
Miller: "Biology, Openness, and Intelligent Design"
7:00
p.m. Ken
Miller, Anna Case Winters, and Karl Giberson: "God, Darwin, &
Design: The Struggle for America's Soul" (free
public lecture)
Friday,
June 29th
8:30
a.m. John
Haught: "God,
Evolution, and the Promise of Nature"
Monday,
July 2nd
8:30
a.m. Warren
Brown: "Human
Relationality and Social Neuroscience: Implications for
Theology"
Tuesday,
July 3rd
8:30
a.m. Everett
Worthington: "Forgiveness
and Love Between God and Humans"
7:00
p.m. "Does
God Know the Future?" Theological Debate between John Sanders and John
Jefferson Davis (free
public debate)
Wednesday,
July 4th
8:30
a.m. William
Hasker: "Mind-Body
Issues"
Thursday,
July 5th
8:30
a.m.
Participants' Small-Group Criticism and Publishing Discussion
Friday,
July 6th
8:30
a.m. John
Polkinghorne: "God, Time, and Causality"
6:00
p.m. Banquet
featuring remarks from John Polkinghorne: "The
Promise of Open
Theology" (public
lecture, cost: $25, email
daniel.a.messier@gmail.com by June 25th)
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