The Center's mission is to promote work on traditional topics and questions in the philosophy of religion and to encourage the development and exploration of specifically Christian and theistic philosophy. The Center awards five residential research fellowships every year and sponsors a variety of talks, conferences, and workshops at the University of Notre Dame. Please visit the links in our sidebar to learn more about the Center and its faculty, fellows, and activities.
Now Available: Video of the "My Ways Are Not Your Ways: The Character of the God of the Hebrew Bible" conference.
New: Templeton grants Center for Philosophy of Religion $1.4 million to study problem of evil
Notre Dame philosophers Michael Rea and Samuel Newlands recently were awarded more than $1.4 million from the John Templeton Foundation for their project "The Problem of Evil in Modern and Contemporary Thought." The project includes a wide range of research initiatives, including including fellowships, conferences, seminars, workshops, publications, translations, contests, and public events.
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