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EPSA Podcasts
This summer, EPSA is highlighting podcasts of addresses delivered at the Making Men Moral Conference held at Union University in February. Mulling over these lectures is an easy way of generating conversation with one another on important practical and theoretical matters of common interest to scholarly Evangelicals who are engaged with political questions. To enter into this dialogue, please post your thoughts on the discussion board.
Paul Kerry – “Good is to be done and promoted: Robert P. George Intellectually Engaged in Making Men Moral”
Russell Moore – “Of Sacraments and Sawdust: Toward the Future of Evangelical-Catholic Public Engagement”
James Stoner – “Politics and Moral Culture: Aristotle, Rawls, and George” Jack W. Nowlin – Discussant
David Novak – “Robert George on Natural Law: Commonalities and Differences” Patrick Lee – Discussant
Jean Bethke Elshtain – “Why Selves Cannot be Sovereign” Seana Sugrue – Discussant
Christopher Tollefsen – “Disability and Social Justice” Justin D. Barnard – Discussant
Robert P. George, Harry L. Poe, and Friends – An Evening Conversation
Gregory Thornbury – “Mugged by the Enlightenment: The Prospects for Natural Law and Christian Witness in a ‘Show-Don’t-Tell’ World”
Francis J. Beckwith – Discussant
Robert P. George – Chapel Session
Hadley Arkes – Closing Remarks
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