 All
Philosophy majors, minors, and friends were invited to spend the weekend
of February 11-13 on the two-day Philosophy Department Retreat. We set
out to mix philosophy discussions (sparked by a series of presentations
on EVIL by the dept. faculty) with liberal amounts of free time (which
could be time to work on your own stuff) and collective fun (cooking,
music, movies etc.). And the Philosophy Department picked up the entire
bill.
 Friday,
February 11
3:00 Carpool from Christian Center
6:00-ish Dinner (students' turn to fix)
7:00 Ted
Ammon, “Evil Kicks It Up a Notch“
Film, fun,
and the profound solitude option
 Saturday,
February 12
8:00 Breakfast
available at the Twin Lakes caf
10:30 Kristen
Brown, “What is Evil? A Genealogical (or Phenomenological?) Account“
12:00 Lunch
at their caf
1:00 Ropes
challenge; free time
6:00 Dinner
(professors' turn to fix)
7:00 Patrick
Hopkins, “God, Hope, and Evolution: The Best Explanation for Evil...and
Why We Should Take Over the Universe No Matter What”
Film, fun,
and profound solitude options again
 Sunday,
February 13
7:30 Breakfast
available at the Twin Lakes caf
10:00 Steve
Smith, “Can Evil Be Measured? A Pneumatological Investigation”
11:30 Depart
LINKS: Twin
Lakes Conference Center
Email
Dr. Kristen Brown
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