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Boston University Institute for Philosophy & Religion

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For more than forty years, the Institute for Philosophy and Religion has been a unique interdisciplinary forum for the exploration of issues at the intersection of philosophy, religion and public life. Its origins lie in a group of Boston University philosophers (the Personalists) who were among the teachers of Martin Luther King, Jr. when he was a Ph.D. candidate at Boston University, and over the years the Institute's programs have reflected broad concerns such as the promotion of social justice, the foundation of pluralistic societies and the deepest questions about life as reflected in theological and philosophical discourse.

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    Boston University Institute for Philosophy & Religion

    745 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 523
    Boston, MA 02215

    Phone: 617-353-3067   |   Email   |   Official Website

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    04/04/12	Politics, Religion, and Violence: The Maccabean Wars
    03/29/12	Political Theology and Biblical Atheism: Revisiting the Schmitt-Strauss Debate in Weimar
    03/01/12	"AMERICAN GRACE: HOW RELIGION DIVIDES AND UNITES US
    02/01/12	"Jürgen Habermas and the Social Significance of Religion," Peter Gordon (Harvard)
    01/26/12	"On Being a Mediocre Believer in an Age of Extremities," Charles Mathewes (U of VA)
    12/07/11	Confronting Spinoza's Theologico-Political Treatise
    12/01/11	"The Anti-Trinitarian Sources of Liberalism"
    11/16/11	"Miracles in an Age of Technological Reproducibility" Benjamin Lazier (Reed College)

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