BYU’S TOCQUEVILLE PROJECT
With funding from
THE JOHN ADAMS CENTER
For the Study of Faith, Philosophy and Public Affairs
PRESENT A SYMPOSIUM
Religion and Politics:
The Philosophical Problem and its Contemporary Implications
October 29-30, 2009.
Thursday, October 29
5pm B192 JFSB: Keynote Address: Daniel Mahoney (Professor of Political Science and Chair, Assumption College, Worcester, MA), “Moral Foundations of Liberal Democracy”
Response by Neal Kramer (BYU, English)
Friday, October 30
9am 4010 JFSB: Jeremiah John (Southern Virginia University, Politics): “The Site of Mormon Political Theology”
Response by Richard Sherlock (Utah State University, Philosophy)
10am 4010 JFSB: “Mormons and the Public Square: the Facts on the Ground”
Chris Karpowitz & Quin Monson (BYU Political Science)
Response by David O. Leavitt (Attorney)
1pm B192 JFSB: Peter Lawler (Dana Professor of Political Science, Berry College, GA) Science): “Dignity and Higher Education Today”
Response by Brant Bishop (Attorney)
3pm 4010 JFSB: Roundtable & Open Discussion: “Mormons and the Public Square”
Thomas B. Griffith (U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit)
Frederick Gedicks (BYU Law)
Ralph Hancock (BYU Political Science)
5pm 4010 JFSB: Scott Sprenger (BYU French): “Religion and Modernity in the Work of Honoré de Balzac”
How a propos! Tell us how it goes…
I feel blessed that I can go to this type of thing and call it work.
Any chance this will be podcasted?
Craig,
I am not sure. It will look into it. They organizers will be glad to know that there is interest.
Ditto podcast interest.
Thanks for posting this. It is now listed at MormonConferences.org
I’m sorry I can’t make it. I also hope it will be podcasted.
Kent: Thanks!
There will be audio/video recordings though I am not sure about the exact format. I follow up.