The Optimal Argument for the Existence of God

Don Page (University of Alberta)

An Interdisciplinary Conference sponsored by

The Canadian Centre for Scholarship and the Christian Faith

Keynote Speaker: Oxford Professor Emeritus, Richard Swinburne

Other Speakers to include Univ. of Alberta Distinguished Professor of Physics, Cosmologist Dr. Don Page

Presentation Proposal Deadline: April 22  (http://www.ccscf.org/conference/call-for-papers/)

Presentation proposals relating to the theme are encouraged from students, faculty, and independent scholars, from all disciplines, and from theists, atheists, agnostics, and other religious traditions.

Student grants available (http://www.ccscf.org/grant/)

Papers from the conference may be submitted for publication review to the Canadian Journal for Scholarship and the Christian Faith. (http://journal.ccscf.org/)

CCSCF and our conferences are completely interdisciplinary. Papers and Presentations along the lines of the theme of Atheism and the Christian Faith may be approached interdisciplinarily from the Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, Formal Sciences and from the subdisciplines of philosophy, theology, apologetics, psychology, sociology, history, culture, art and ethics, etc. There is a broad range of possible topics with some overlap. This list is neither exhaustive nor intended to be restrictive: Atheism and Ethics, Atheism as Religion, Atheism and Meaning, Atheism and Apologetics, Atheism and Cosmology, Atheism and Teleology, Atheism and Ontology, Atheism and Morality, Atheism and Postmodernism, Atheism and Politics, Atheism and Economics, Atheism and History, Atheism and Biology, Atheism and Psychology, Atheism and Society, Atheism and the Arts.