It provides a chance to meet other scholars in the state who are interested in the same topic, an opportunity to hear stimulating presentations by scholars well versed in the field, and a chance to learn about an academic award program for which you may be eligible. This conference will address the influence of naturalism upon Western science, philosophy, religion, and literature. A schedule of events is available to review. However, participants must register for meal planning.
Participants are solely responsible for accomodation expenses.
Go to 33rd Ave and turn north to the university gate. The mission of CTNS is to promote the creative mutual interaction between contemporary theology and the natural sciences. Such mini-conferences invite new college faculty into the dialogue, and help scholars who are already engaged in the dialogue, to create effective regional networks with one another.