Fourth Annual Graduate Conference at the University of Toronto Centre for Ethics

Recent work in theory, religion, and ethics has attempted to confront the intersection of religion and technology in modernity. This scholarship, coming from a wide range of theoretical backgrounds, challenges our understanding of the relationship between faith traditions and technological innovation. Some go so far as to question the structure of the relationship itself, and assert that an adequate moral or political theory must consider, include, and revisit new approaches to this perennial debate.