|
Group
photo
|
Advisory board |
Program
leader and
editor of Historically
Speaking
Donald Yerxa
speaks to the
group
|
William
B. Hurlbut (RIHA
advisory board
member and
Stanford
University
Medical Center.)
|
Wilfred
M. McClay (RIHA
advisory board
member and G.T.
and Libby
Blankenship
Chair in the
History of
Liberty,
University of
Oklahoma) The
Persistence of
Guilt & the
Imperilment of
Progress
American Notions
of Selfhood
|
William
R. Shea (RIHA
advisory board
and Galileo
professor of
history of
science at the
University of
Padua)
|
Sarah
Barber
(anthropology,
University of
Central Florida)
Religion &
Political
Innovation in
Formative
Mesoamerica
|
John
Rick, (anthropology,
Stanford
University)
Evidence
for Innovation
in Pre-State
Religious
Systems:
Research at
Ancient
Chavín de
Huantár,
Peru
|
Arthur
Joyce (anthropology,
University of
Colorado,
Boulder)
Religion
& Political
Innovation in
Formative
Mesoamerica
|
Susan Alt
(anthropology,
Indiana
University)
Field Research
at "Emerald"
Site, Cahokia
|
Hugh McLeod
(church history,
University of
Birmingham) The
Innovation
Frame:
Comparative
Secularization
in Europe and
North America,
c. 1730-2010 |
Christopher
Shannon
(history,
Christendom
College) The
Salvation of the
Nations: Sacred
and Secular
Narratives of
Progress in the
Postwar West) |
Pamela Edwards
(The Jack Miller
Center for
Teaching
America’s
Founding
Principles and
History) The
Political and
Spiritual
Legacies of the
Atlantic
Enlightenment in
the American
Founding |
Peter Harrison
(history,
University of
Queensland)
Religion,
Naturalism, and
Scientific
Progress |
Tal Howard
(history, Gordon
College)
Protestantism?
Reflections in
Advance of the
500th
Anniversary of
the Protestant
Reformation
|
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Paul Wason (John
Templeton
Foundation)
|
William
Bulman (history,
Lehigh
University)
Religion, the
Enlightenment,
and the Paradox
of Innovation
|
Robert
Ingram (history,
Ohio University)
Religion, the
Enlightenment,
and the Paradox
of Innovation
|
Dana
Robert (Boston
University
School of
Theology) The
Birth of the
World Church,
1910-1963
|
Patrick
O'Brien (RIHA
advisory board
member and
economic
history, London
School of
Economics)
|
R. Scott Appleby
(history,
University of
Notre Dame)
Science and the
Human Person:
Catholic,
Muslim, and
Secular
Approaches to
Genetic
Engineering |
J. Benjamin
Hurlbut (biology
and society,
Arizona State
University) The
Transhumanist
Imagination:
Innovation,
Secularization,
and Eschatology |
Elisabeth
Lasch-Quinn
(history,
Syracuse
University)
Contemporary
American Notions
of Selfhood |
Rebecca Samuel
Shah (Religious
Freedom Project
at the Berkley
Center for
Religion, Peace,
and World
Affairs,
Georgetown
University) The
Christian Church
and Political
Freedom |
Timothy Samuel
Shah (Religious
Freedom Project
at the Berkley
Center for
Religion, Peace,
and World
Affairs,
Georgetown
University) The
Christian Church
and Political
Freedom |
R. R. Reno (First
Things
and The
Institute on
Religion and
Public Life)
Restoring Wisdom
to the Social
Sciences |
Adam Keiper (The
New Atlantis
and the Center
for the Study of
Technology and
Society)
Religion and
Innovation in
Science,
Medicine, and
Technology |
Coffee break at
Harris
Manchester
College
|
J.
Benjamin Hurlbut |
Breakout session
on Selfhood and
the Human Person
|
Philip Bess
(architecture,
University of
Notre Dame)
After Burnham:
Modernity,
Religion,
Tradition,
Innovation, and
the Future of
Humanist
Urbanism
|
Breakout
session on
Contemporary
Applications
|
Breakout session
on Innovation
and
Secularization
|
Ian Hodder (RIHA
advisory board
member and
anthropology,
Stanford
University)
|
Break on the
lawn of Harris
Manchester
College |
John Wilson
(editor, Books
& Culture) |
Group session
|
Harris
Manchester
College |
|
|
Dining hall,
Harris
Manchester
College |
William
B. Hurlbut's
plenary address,
chapel, Harris
Manchester
College |
David N.
Livingstone
(RIHA advisory
board member and
geography and
history, Queens
University
Belfast)
|
Harris
Manchester
College
|
