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Call for Papers:
AI from the Philosophical and Religious Perspectives
Editors: Marcin Trepczyński and Furkan Ozcelik
In the considerations about Artificial Intelligence, it is worth combining philosophy with the reflections concerning religion and theological knowledge. This combination enriches the range of the problems which are relevant from the perspective of human condition.
We would like to invite all the scholars to contribute to the volume “AI from the Philosophical and Religious” by submitting articles which discuss this kind of topics, at the same time showing how rich the range created by merging philosophical and religious perspectives is.
Contact: m.trepczynski@uw.edu.pl and ozcelikfu@gmail.com
Deadline for submissions: May 15, 2025
Call For Papers
Why Middle Sized Matters to Science & Religionedited by William M. R. Simpson & Christopher Oldfield
June 2024
Submissions are invited for a special issue of the journal, Scientia et Fides (Q1 Scopus), entitled ‘Why Middle-Sized Matters to Science and Religion’. This Special Issue is concerned with the nature, reality and significance of things in nature that exist between the microscopic and the cosmic scale: the ‘Middle-Sized Things’. Why do they matter for science and religion? And what kind of philosophy (or theology) of nature best upholds their reality and significance?
Time is one of the great themes in the history of philosophy and theology, which also occupies and preoccupies science and technology. In this monograph we are going to focus on the understanding of the future, both from Metaphysics and from Anthropology or Philosophy of Culture, but also trying to understand what we can expect from the future in different aspects that affect human life.
This Special Issue aims to address one of the most intricate questions within the field of theodicy: the reconciliation of God's existence with the prevalence of pain and suffering in the evolutionary journey of life and humanity. How can we justify divine attributes like omniscience, omnipotence, and moral perfection in the context of the suffering and mortality of living beings?
We invite colleagues to submit articles to the journal Scientia et Fides that could on the one hand, update status quaestionis within Metaphysics of Science and on the other, provide reasons why do we need such a philosophical subdiscipline.
ISSN: 2300-7648
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