We've had a great first two years worth of events!
You can find photos and videos of the year-one events here:

 
 

First Event – October 28 – Are Minds Machines?

A discussion of what mathematics can tell us about artificial intelligence, creativity, and the limits of knowledge.

Dr. Robert Jackson Marks II starts the conversation
Conversation about artificial intelligence

Second Event – December 3 – Are Miracles Madness?

An investigation of the possibility of miracles in natural history.

Talk by Dr. Hughe Ross
Conversations about miracles.

Third Event – January 21 – Why Evil?

A discussion of the age-old philosophical problem of the existence of evil in the world.

Talk by Dr. Richard Otte is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of California at Santa Cruz
Listening to Dr. Otte's talk

Fourth Event – February 18, 2017 – How Do We Know?

A discussion of the epistemology of both science and religion.

Dr. Myron Penner, a professor of Philosophy at Trinity Western University
Conversation about how do we know what we know – i.e. epistemology

Fifth Event – April 22, 2017 – Science & religion, Friends? Enemies? Frenemies?

An investigation of the conflict theory of the history and ongoing relationship of science and religion. 

Dr. Nancey Murphy, Senior Professor of Philosophy, Fuller Theological Seminary
Listening to Dr. Murphy's talk on the relationship between science and religion

Sixth Event – May 20, 2017 – Did My Neurons Make Me Do It?

Discussing whether or not our thoughts and decisions are entirely controlled by neurobiology.

Did My Neurons Make Me Do It? Talk by Dr. Warren Brown
Did My Neurons Make Me Do It? Talk by Dr. Warren Brown