Department of Religion at Claremont Graduate University

08/02/2019

The Udo Keller Stiftung Forum Humanum (Hamburg) has once again generously provided grants of $2,200 each to enable PhD students to participate in the international Claremont Philosophy of Religion conference held in Claremont, California every February. The theme of the February 6-8, 2020 conference is "Autonomy, Diversity, and the Common Good." Please consider applying. For more details see: https://research.cgu.edu/philosophy-of-religion-conference/about/forum-humanum-claremont-conference-grants/ Applications are due August 31, 2019.

Each year the Claremont Annual Philosophy of Religion Conference brings together thinkers from different religions, traditions, and academic disciplines to discuss one particular theme in the fields of Religion, Theology and Philosophy of Religion. The theme of the 41st conference will be Autonomy,....

02/21/2019

40th Annual Claremont Philosophy of Religion Conference. Thursday, Feb. 21, Albrecht Auditorium, 1PM-7PM. Friday, Feb. 22, 9AM-6PM, and Saturday 9AM-6PM, Albrecht. Find details here: https://research.cgu.edu/philosophy-of-religion-conference/about/conferences-publications/2019-humanity-an-endangered-idea/

12/18/2015

CFP: https://columbiareligion.wordpress.com/2015cfp/

Friday, April 22, 2016 Columbia University Keynote Speaker R. Marie Griffith Director of the John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics Washington University in St. Louis The graduate student...

06/17/2015

Funded by a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation, the Fellowship program seeks to bring scholarly knowledge and critical perspectives to the analysis of contemporary issues and the shaping of policy; and to offer scholars opportunities to contribute

03/03/2015

For twenty-five years now Religious Studies News has provided a crucial service. Its articles, features, interviews, and Spotlights have helped weave together one of the most diverse professional associations in the world into a network of colleagues and friends. I have no doubt that the newsletter’…

01/18/2015

Please consider submitting a paper to this years SPARC conference. All topics pertaining to philosophy or religion are welcome!

Please consider submitting a paper to our conference. Phillip Clayton is our keynote speaker. Free lunch will be provided for speakers and the top selected paper will be published in the Claremont Journal of Religion!

10/08/2014

Check out this SPARC film viewing tomorrow night at 6:30pm in the IAC Library.

Directed by John Huddles. With James D'Arcy, Sophie Lowe, Daryl Sabara, Freddie Stroma. At an international school in Jakarta, a philosophy teacher challenges his class of twenty graduating seniors to choose which ten of them would take shelter underground and reboot the human race in the event of a…

09/16/2014

Did you know the School of Arts & Humanities has two student study spaces with 24 hour access? One is located in the building behind the main Arts & Humanities office building at 831 N. Dartmouth Ave. and the other is located at 740 N. College Ave.  If you ...

08/28/2014

Just a reminder for those doctoral students and recent PhDs who would like to apply for a grant ($2,200) to take part in the Claremont Annual Philosophy of Religion Conference (February 19-21, 2015) on the topic of “Self”: the deadline is August 31st (this coming Sunday night at midnight). This is a great opportunity. Please consider applying—there is still time. See details here:http://www.cgu.edu/pages/11082.asp

Each year the Claremont Annual Philosophy of Religion Conference brings together thinkers from different religions, traditions, and academic disciplines to discuss one particular theme in the fields of Religion, Theology and Philosophy of Religion. The theme of the 36th conference will be "Self or N…

05/16/2014

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05/13/2014