Rutgers Analytic Theology Symposium 2027

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 [email protected].  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)

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