3CPR 

Sept 24-25, 2026

The Center for Philosophy of Religion at the University of Notre Dame, the Rutgers Center for the Philosophy of Religion, and the Princeton Project in Philosophy & Religion are pleased to announce a new joint workshop in philosophy of religion, to be inaugurated at the University of Notre Dame. This workshop aims to spotlight and help incubate exciting new work in the philosophy of religion (broadly-construed), as well as to develop and deepen connections among our three centers (3 Centers for Philosophy of Religion = 3CPR). The plan is to rotate 3CPR each year: it will be hosted at Princeton in 2027 and at Rutgers in 2028.

Organizing committee: Lara Buchak, Laura F. Callahan, Andrew Chignell, Brian Leftow, Michael Rea, Dean Zimmerman

 

Spots are limited and registration is required. Faculty and graduate students wishing to register should please email cprelig@nd.edy by September 10, 2026.

 

2026 Sessions

“Religious Deference for the Masses, Independence for the Experts”

Noam Oren

“Diabolical Evil, Historical Evil, and Kant’s Practical Philosophy”

Conrad Damstra

“Morality and the Authenticity of Revelation in Spinoza and Leibniz”

Daniel Klugman

“A theistic theory of aesthetic value”

Logan Wigglesworth

 “King and Kant on Moral Grounds for belief in Moral Progress”

Jason Yonover

 “Certainty Distinguishable by Uncertainty: Kierkegaardian Faith as Risk-Taking and Responsibility-Taking”

Lanxin Shi

“Revenge-like Variants of the Self-Defeat Problem for divine ineffability”

Peter van Elswyk

“Arguments from Ignorance and Buddhist Epistemological Pragmatism”

Lewis Wang