Rosy Cross 2

Radical Theology Meets Emancipatory Politics

Philosophy Portal Conference April 12th and 13th

Last year Philosophy Portal hosted a conference titled “Rosy Cross” which explored questions of right, power, love, freedom, inspired by a course focused on Hegel’s Philosophy of Right. This year, Philosophy Portal will be hosting a follow up conference titled “Rosy Cross 2” which will aim to explore the connection between radical theology and emancipatory politics, inspired by a course focused on the concept of Christian Atheism.

Below you can find both the conference details, as well as information on signing up.

Conference line up for Saturday April 12th (all times: Central European Time)

• 1600-1630 / Cadell Last: On Christian Atheism

• 1630-1700 /

  Dimitri
  Crooijmans: The Truth of Communism

• 1700-1730 / Daniel Coughlan (

  Holey CoW
  ): A Pervert’s Guide to Being Christian

• 1730-1800 / Kirsty Rosenstock: Frivolous Faith and Free Association

• 1800-1830 / Sahil Sasidharan: A Philosophy That Binds…

• 1830-1900 / Andrew Robinson: Being and Speaking — The Death of God and Hegel’s Logic of Life

• 1900-1930 /

  Matthew Stanley
  : Renewing Liberation Theology Under Capitalist Conditions

• 1930-2000 / Chris Eyre: Altizer, Luria, the Demiurge and Magic Decoder Rings

• 2000-2030 /

  Cleo Kearns
  : Disclosure and Adoration — Jean-Luc Nancy on Christian Atheism

• 2030-2100 / Thomas Hamelryck: The Möbius Ring of Prohibition and Transgression

• 2100-2130 / Mark Gerard Murphy: Beyond Kundalini Syndrome

• 2130-2200 /

  Julie Reshe
  : Mothering the Dead God

• 2200-2230 /

  Barry Taylor
  : The Theological Unconscious

Conference line up for Sunday April 13th (all times: Central European Time):

• 1600-1630 / Eliot Rosenstock (

  Hyperpsychology
  ): Religion and its Opposite — Speculative Negations

• 1630-1700 / Carmen Hannibal: Creativity in Liturgy for Christian Atheism

• 1700-1730 / Quinn Whelehan: The Problem of Evil — Innocence, Ignorance, and (In)difference

• 1730-1800 / Max Macken: Nietzsche, Socrates and the Sophists — The Death of God and the Question of Morality

• 1800-1830 / Dominic Sacranie: Islam’s Wager

• 1830-1900 / Noah Waiwaiole: Calvinist Capitalism and Predestination

• 1900-1930 /James Wisdom (

  jameswilliamwisdom
  ): They Were In Hell, With No God To Protect Them, And Christ Was There

• 1930-2000 / Edie Hitchcock: On Atheistic Christian Values

• 2000-2030 / Pae Veo: Christian Atheism and Literature

• 2030-2100 / Daniel L. Garner (

  O.G. Rose
  ): The One Who Fears Is Not Made Perfect In Love

• 2100-2130 /

  Jim Palmer
  : Radical Theology and Societal Reconstruction

• 2130-2200 / Cadell Last: Church as Contradiction

• 2200-2230 /

  Helen Rollins
  : Buddha, God, and Cave Walls

• 2230-2300 / Peter Rollins: Church of the Contradiction Beyond the Emerging Church

If you are interested in attending the weekend conference, simply click the “Conference Registration” button on the home page of the conference and enter your details. I will be making a mailing list for the conference weekend and including everyone who registers so there is no confusion with accessing the Zoom link for the presentations. See the link below:

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Throughout March and April, Philosophy Portal is also hosting an eight-week seminar on “Christianity in Transition”, which features contributions from

Jim Palmer

,

Brendan Graham Dempsey

, Rob Zahn, Kevin Crouse,

Christian Baxter YT

, among others. You can find all information about this seminar series, as well as ways to get involved, here:

These events are all building up towards Philosophy Portal at Wake Festival with Peter Rollins in Belfast April 27th to May 1st. To find out more about this event, as well as how to get involved, see:

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