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Amusing (in German). (Via Tim Crane.)

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This is an astute analysis; an excerpt: The American right wing is achieving its long-term goal of becoming the nations thought police. They are realizing this goal through the timeless practices of extremists...which are intimidation, slander and harassment. In the...

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Posting on behalf of Janusz Salamon. I will be at this conference. Hope to see many of you in Krakow! CALL FOR PAPERS International Conference in Philosophy of Religion: "Philosophy of Religion in the 21st Century" 27-29 June 2011 - Krakow, Poland Organizers: The conference is organized under the auspices of the European Journal for Philosophy of Religion in cooperation with the Jagiellonian University of Krakow, the Society of Christian Philosophers (USA), the Polish Society for Philosophy of Religion, and the Central European Society for Philosophy of Religion. The focus of the conference will be any issues that from todays perspective seem likely to dominate the debate of philosophers of religion in the decades to come. While the majority of the participants in the conference will be practitioners of analytic philosophy of religion, speakers are invited to consider the meta-philosophical question whether "an exchange between representatives of various traditions within contemporary philosophy of religion" (a phrase taken from the mission statement of the European Journal for Philosophy of Religion) might positively shape the future of the philosophy of religion in the course of the 21st C, and therefore should be encouraged. Keynote Speakers: Eleonore Stump, Linda Zagzebski, Richard Swinburne, William...

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