The Rutgers Analytic Theology Symposium solicits abstracts for papers in analytic theology\, for a conference to be held June 20-22 2027\, at the New Brunswick Theological Seminary and Rutgers University\, New Brunswick. Papers are welcome in all areas of analytic theology\, including analytical historical theology. \;RATS is an interfaith conference. \;Abstracts should be a maximum of 500 words and \;anonymized \;for blind review. \; Please indicate in your email whether you are submitting for a colloquium or symposium slot. Only one paper will be accepted for the symposium slot\; so\, those who send an abstract for a symposium slot may be offered a colloquium slot instead. \;Some whose papers are not accepted may be offered commentator slots. Abstracts are due by Nov. 1 to \;j.a.cobon@rutgers.edu. \;Decisions will be announced by Dec 1. \; Invited keynote and symposium sessions will be read-ahead by everyone and have commentators. These sessions last 90mins to 2 hours. \; Colloquium sessions will last 75 mins (approx 30mins presentation\, followed by 45mins Q&\;A)
\nMoshe Halbertal is the Gruss Professor at NYU Law School and a Professor of Philosophy at the Heberw University of Jerusalem. \; The person posting this ad does not know why he cannot get this information to display in the keynote speaker box\, and offers his apologies to Prof. Halbertal.
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