On 28 January, Alex Moran (University of Oxford) will deliver a talk entitled "On the Evil of Death" at the Humane Philosophy Project's London series, organised in association with the University of Buckingham.
On 29 January 2020 Jean-Pierre Lasota (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris; Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomy Centre, Warsaw) will deliver a talk entitled "The End of Physics as We Knew It" at the 2019-2020 Humane Philosophy Project/IRC seminar.
On 26 February 2020, David Oderberg (University of Reading) will deliver a talk entitled 'Recovering the Hierarchy of Being' at the 2019-2020 Humane Philosophy Project/IRC seminar series.
Saša Horvat (University of Zagreb) delivers his talk 'Contemporary Scientific Explanations of Religion', at the HPP/Ian Ramsey Centre's 2018-2019 seminar series.
Abstract: The last few decades have been marked by numerous scientific studies and projects on human r...
On 26 November, Saša Horvat (University of Zagreb) delivered a talk entitled “Contemporary Scientific Explanations of Religion: Problems and Perspectives” at the HPP/Ian Ramsey Centre's 2019-2020 seminar series.
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UPDATE 27 NOVEMBER: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS IN POLAND
On 27 November, Tomasz Placek (Jagiellonian University) will deliver a talk entitled “A No-Go Result for a Relativity-Proof Dynamic Concept of Time” at the HPP/Ian Ramsey Centr...
On 30 October, Martin Pickup (University of Oxford) delivered a talk entitled “Where is God? Divine Presence and Location” at the HPP/Ian Ramsey Centre's 2019-2020 seminar series.
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On 13 June Marija Selak (University of Zagreb) gave a special lecture, on the topic "Man on trial: Contemporary Manifestations of Evil and Attempts at Their Justification". This lecture will present research undertaken by Dr Selak during her 2018 visiting position at t...
On 13 June Daniel Kodaj, winner of the Oxford University Prize for Eastern European Perspectives on Science, Theology, and Humane Philosophy presented his winning paper 'The Metaphysical Poverty of Naturalism' at a special lunchtime seminar.
On 1 May, Thomas Jay Oord (Northwest Nazarene University), delivered a talk entitled "God Can't Stop Evil Singlehandedly" at the HPP/Ian Ramsey Centre's 2018-2019 seminar series.
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