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Philosophy is taught at PTS as a free standing subject, but in a way intended to enable both M.Div and Ph.D students to engage critically and constructively at the intellectual frontiers of Christian belief and practice.
There is a special interest in the interface between religion, science and art, reflected in Dr. van Huyssteen's 2004 Gifford Lectures at the University of Edinburgh, Alone in the World?: Human Uniqueness in Science and Theology (published in 2006 by Wm Eerdmans, Grand Rapids/Cambridge) and Dr. Graham's 2005 Stanton Lectures at the University of Cambridge, Art and Re-enchantment (Oxford University Press, 2007).
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M.Div courses
Ph.D seminars
The PTS Philosophy Colloquium meets monthly during the semester. It is open to all members of the Seminary and includes talks by both visiting lecturers and PTS faculty and students.
The Center for the Study of Scottish Philosophy is one of three PTS research programs located with the Seminary library's Special Collections.
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