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Christian Philosophy as Tangible Good
Convener: Derek Estes, Pepperdine University Putting the I in Individualism: John Locke’s Four Individualisms and Their Implication for the Modern Self - Joel Cox, Saint Louis University How to Defend the Final Value of Truth from the Trivial Truths Objection - Will Perrin, Georgetown University and
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