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Important issues of 13 research papers will be
presented today through Saturday at a philosophy
of religion conference.
Conference Director Robert Audi, a UNL philo
sophy professor, said many of the papers deal with
analysis of knowledge and justification of belief in
God. The papers will discuss religion, morality and
other topics.
The conference, at the Clayton House, 10th and 0
streets, is intended to advance knowledge in the
field and Audi said he hopes it might possibly lead to
the publication of the papers. Some paper topics
include, "Faith and Evidentialism," The Problem of
Total Devotion" and "Religion and the Queerness of
Morality."
Authors, professionals in philosophy from across
the country, will present their papers in 80-minute
sessions, Audi said. During this time, a commentator
will ask the author questions and discuss problems.
Police
Report
The following incidents
were reported to the UNL
Police Department bet
ween 1 a.m. and 10 p.m.
Tuesday:
1:15 am. Hit-and-run
accident reported at
10th and T streets.
8:49 a.m. Two calcu
lators reported stolen from
Henzlik Hall.
11:46 am. Security
alarm reported sounding
at Home Management Lab
Aon East Camputs. Alarm
accidentally was sounded.
2:46 p.m. Golf bag
and clubs reported stol
en from car at 1510 Vine
St.
5:31 p.m. Unknown
disturbance reported in
Harper fifth-floor lounge.
Officers contacted per
sons involved.
7:08 p.m. Coin-operated
machine near the
Architecture Hall library
reported damaged.
7:1 5 p.m. Officers ar
rested a person at 14th
and Q streets on a war
rant issued by the Lincoln
Police Department.
8:16 p.m. Chair re
ported stolen from Sel
leck Quadrangle lounge.
8:42 p.m. Emergency
phone reported off the
hook in Parking Area 23
near 14th and W streets.
10:30 p.m. Fire alarm
reported sounding at Mil
ler Hall on East Campus.
Unidentified person re
portedly pulled the alarm.
Shorts
Pre-law panel discuss
ions on law schools and
the legal profession take
place Thursday at 1:30
p.m. in the Rostrum of
the Nebraska Union. For
more information, con
tact the College of Arts
and Sciences dean's office
at 472-2891.
The College of Arts and
Science dean's list is post
ed on the college bulletin
board on the first floor of
Oldfather Hall. Criteria
for students to achieve
the Dean's List are a 3.7
semester grade point aver
age based on at least 12
graded hours."-,
Because the papers are so lengthy, they were
circulated before the conference, Audi said, and
authors will only present the key points of their
paper.
Many well-known philosophers from around the
country will attend the conference, Audi said. Among
those attending are: William Alston, Syracuse Univer
sity, Jude Dougherty, Catholic University: William
Frankena, University of Michigan and Charles iiart
shoner, University of Texas. In addition, professional
theologian Diogenes Allen from the Princeton Theolo
gical Seminary will attend.
The conference is funded by a $10,000 grant from
the National Endowment for the Humanities, as well
as contributions from universities that are sending
participants, Audi said.
In conjunction with the conference, Audi is offering
a short seminar for graduate and advanced under
graduate philosophy students.
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