'Truth and Faith in Ethics' Conference

The registration form is now available at:
http://www.nd.edu.au/sydney/philosophyconference/index.shtml

 

Where: The University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney (104 Broadway,
Broadway NSW)

When:  June 24-27, 2008 

 

Speakers: 

John Finnis (University of Oxford) 

Julia Annas (University of Arizona) 

John Haldane (University of St. Andrews)

Raimond Gaita (University of London, Australian Catholic University)

Anthony O'Hear (University of Buckingham)

Nancy Sherman (Georgetown University)

Jude Dougherty (Catholic University of America)

Peter Coghlan (Australian Catholic University) 

Christopher Cordner (University of Melbourne)

Edward Spence (Charles Sturt University)

Robert George (Princeton University)

Hayden Ramsay (University of Notre Dame Australia)

 

Theme:

Anti-consequentialist thinking unites many philosophers with faith to many
philosophers without it. 

Many Christian and non-Christian ethicists today have common concerns
(eudaimonism, virtue 

ethics, deontological prohibitions, tradition and community, natural law and
rights, human 

dignity.). The aim of this Conference is to bring together moral
philosophers with overlapping 

interests working in Catholic and non-Catholic contexts. The Conference will
explore such 

questions as: 

"Is mainstream moral philosophy growing closer to Catholic moral tradition
or further away?" 

"What can Christian ethics learn from secular ethics, and vice versa?" 

"What difference, if any, has faith made to ethical debate and practice?" 

 

Topics:

Happiness, the Good Life and Religious Commitment

Moral Truth and Moral Tradition 

Virtue, Ethics and Faith 

Reason, Revelation and Morality 

Natural Law and Natural Rights

Catholic and Non-Catholic Ethics: Commonalities and Differences

And many more . . . . . .

 

For inquiries, please send an email to  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 

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