Conference
Events
Frontiers of Knowledge
Join our partners Saturday, September 13 at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen for Frontiers of Knowledge, a mind-expanding day of conversation with world-renowned scientists, philosophers, and authors. This fast-paced symposium explores a radically new story of the universe — one that challenges long-held assumptions about mind, matter, and meaning. From the origin of life to the nature of consciousness, you'll engage with leading thinkers who are reshaping how we see the world and ourselves.
Liberating Theology and Ethics for the Common Good: The Contribution of Schubert M. Ogden and Franklin I. Gamwell
Join Southern Methodist University for a day-long conference honoring the achievement and assessing the legacy of two of the most important Christian theological and moral thinkers of the last half-century: Schubert M. Ogden, of SMU’s Perkins School of Theology, and Franklin I. Gamwell, of the University of Chicago Divinity School.
Theology Beer Camp: The Quest for the Holy Stein
For three glorious days, top theologians, podcasters, and faith adventurers will throw down on the biggest questions of existence—God, meaning, justice, resurrection, the problem of evil, and why bad beer happens to good people. You’ll sip your way through mind-blowing conversations, live podcast throwdowns, interactive sessions, and a few unexpected surprises.
Whitehead for Education, the Humanities, and the Social Sciences: In Pursuit of a Metamorphosis of Pedagogy
In the conference presentations, we encourage contributors to share the results of transdisciplinary research on the foundations of education (and, more broadly, the humanities), utilizing the interpretive framework offered by Whiteheadian process philosophy. We also warmly invite reflections on Whitehead’s educational ideas from the standpoint of your own disciplinary practice, whether it be the natural sciences, humanities or social sciences, or spiritual disciplines.
ORTLINE 2026 | An Online Open and Relational Theology Conference
This three-day online Zoom conference, hosted by Thomas Jay Oord, Jason Tripp, and Jonathan J. Foster features authors recently published in the field of open and relational theology.