Digital Open Day with a Lecture by Prof. Peter Adamson - Q&A - Introduction to the curriculum programme of the online Master's programme «Philosophy, Theology and Religions»

Join the online event "Disagreements about God: Judaism, Christianity and Islam" dedicated to Master’s Programme.

A debate on God in Judaism, Christianity and Islam, with Tyron Goldschmidt, Winfried Löffler and Gary Carl (Muhammad) Legenhausen, professors of the new Online Master’s in Philosophy, Theology and Religions.

Q&A - Introduction to the curriculum programme.

In the framework of the lecture series λογοσ+, a collaborative colloquium between the University of Lucerne and the Unversity of Freiburg, Damien Janos will give a talk on Friday June 17, 15:00-17:00 on "The Issue of Divine Oneness in Avicenna: Between Per Se Predication and Negative Theology."

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Lecture by Prof. Peter Adamson, LMU Munich / King's College London "Can We Prove that God Exists, and Does it Matter Whether We Can?" - Q&A - Introduction to the curriculum programme.

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Prof. Gyula Klima, Fordham University New York, will hold a lecture on "Fides quaerens intellectum: Faith and Reason in Medieval Scholastic Thought" followed by an introduction to the program's curriculum with a Q&A session.

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Lecture by Ryan Mullins, Helsinki ("God, Freedom and Evil")- Q&A - Introduction to the curriculum programme.

Öffentlicher Festvortrag zum interreligiösen Dialog im Rahmen der Vergabe der Ehrendoktorate der Theologischen Fakultät an Prof. Dr. Susanna Heschel und Prof. Dr. Mualla Selçuk.

Summer School, and International Conference "From Logic & Metaphysics to Computer Science", organised by the Chair of Philosophy in the Faculty of Theology, University of Lucerne and the MAP - the research Master in metaphysics and philosophy of mind at the Università della Svizzera italiana (USI, Lugano).

International Workshop at the University of Lucerne on the relationship between transcendentals and medieval logic organized by Prof. Dr Giovanni Ventimiglia and David Anzalone