Universal Logic

To submit a contribution send a one page abstract to: logicandreligion@gmail.com All talks dealing with the relation between logic and religion are welcome, in particular those falling into the categories below. Peer-reviewed papers will be published after the congress in a book and/or a special issue of a journal with publishers of international recognition.

LOGIC AND THE MAIN RELIGIONS

buddhism
christianism
talmudism
islamism
taoism
zoroastrianism
hinduism
jainism

ARGUMENTS FOR OR AGAINST GOD'S EXISTENCE

ontological arguments (Anselm, Descartes, Spinoza, Kant, etc)
cosmological arguments
teleological and design arguments
arguments from religious experiences
arguments from evil
foreknowledge and free-will
divine hiddenness
Gödel's proof and other formal proofs

LOGIC AND BELIEF

doxastic logic
belief and truth
belief and knowledge
possible worlds
agnosticism
skepticism
atheism
epistemic paradoxes

LOGIC AND THE CONCEPT OF GOD

perfection, eternity, infinity
holiness
omnipotence, omniscience
goodness
pantheism
compossibility of divine attributes

SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTUALIZATION AND RELIGION

evolution and creation
life and death
chance, causality, determinism