By Discipline: Philosophy & Religion - 2018 Student Research Conference

2018 Student Research Conference:
31st Annual Student Research Conference

By Discipline: Philosophy & Religion (2018)

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The following abstracts for discipline Philosophy & Religion have been submitted:

Advocating the Apophatic Approach: Bridging the Gap Between Early Buddhist Philosophy and Modern Christian Theism

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion)
Alexander C. Moellering
Dr. Lloyd Pflueger, Faculty Mentor
(210-2, 9:45, VH 1224)
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Do You Really Know Anything?

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion)
Staton M. Zaner
Dr. Chad Mohler, Faculty Mentor
(310-1, 1:00, VH 1224)
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Jewish Death and Mourning: Finding Jewish Identity

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion)
Chester A. Pelsang
Dr. Dereck Daschke, Faculty Mentor
(210-5, 10:30, VH 1224)
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The Judeo-Christian Identity and the Seperation of Church and State

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion, Political Science)
Devin R. Gant
Dr. Dereck Daschke, Faculty Mentor
(210-3, 10:00, VH 1224)
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A Kantian Evaluation of The Republic

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion, Political Science)
Cowan D. Byers
Dr. Stephen Pollard, Faculty Mentor
(210-4, 10:15, VH 1224)
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On Secular Moral Objective Foundation

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion)
Reese A. Bennett
Dr. Chad Mohler, Faculty Mentor
(310-5, 2:00, VH 1224)
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Origins: A Return

Oral Paper
(English, Art, Philosophy & Religion)
Mia P. Pohlman♦
Dr. Adam Davis, Faculty Mentor
(404-4, 3:15, MG 2001)
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The Pauline Dialectic in The Epistle of Romans: Its Background, Literary Expression, and Theological Implication

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion)
Chunyu He
Dr. Mark Appold and Dr. Jennifer Jesse , Faculty Mentors
(310-4, 1:45, VH 1224)
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Pauline House Churches

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion, Sociology, History)
Sydney W. Moxley
Dr. Mark Appold and Dr. Jennifer Jesse , Faculty Mentors
(310-3, 1:30, VH 1224)
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Religion and The Devil Wears Prada

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion)
Devin R. Gant
Dr. Dereck Daschke, Faculty Mentor
(210-1, 9:30, VH 1224)
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Understanding Differences: Is Morality Shaped by Religious Affiliation?

Oral Paper
(Sociology, Philosophy & Religion)
Jonas Chang
Dr. Anton Daughters, Faculty Mentor
(311-2, 1:15, VH 1236)
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Where Are All of the Millennials?

Oral Paper
(Philosophy & Religion)
Kaitlyn A. Willing
Dr. William Ashcraft, Faculty Mentor
(310-2, 1:15, VH 1224)
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