2011 MIDWEST ETS PROGRAM (PRELIMINARY)
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1 2011 MIDWEST ETS PROGRAM (PRELIMINARY) FRIDAY, MARCH 25 Richard Ostella (Westminster Reformed Church, Plymouth, MI) Historical- Redemptive Perspectives On Being Reformed At the Roots With Diversity in the Fruits WM137 8:00-8:30 Registration, Check-In, Coffee 8:30-9:30 Welcome (David Faust, President, Cincinnati Christian University) PLENARY I Peter Davids (Houston Baptist University) Introduction: Hearing Peter, James, and Jude Jonathan Brenneman (Huntington University Does Harm Based Morality Work without God?: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong vs. Carlton Fisher WM119 David C. Cramer (Bethel College, IN) Evangelical Hermeneutics, Anabaptist Ethics: John Howard Yoder, the solas, and the Question of War CROUCH G2 9:30-9:50 Business Meeting 9:50-10:30 PARALLEL A Nathan Hui (McMaster Divinity College, Ph.D Cand.) The Mission of the Jerusalem Apostles: The Canonical Function of James, Peter, Jude, and John 10:30-10:50 BREAK (Refreshments in Parlor with thanks to: Abingdon, Baker, Crossway, Eerdmans, and InterVarsity) 10:50-11:30 PARALLEL B Myron Kauk (Liberty Theological Seminary) 1 and 2 Peter and Jude: Three Letters to (Predominantly) Jewish Christians Tim Sprankle (Leesburg Grace Brethren Church, Leesburg, IN) Joseph and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil: Brent Sandy (Grace College) The Earliest Manuscripts of the New Testament: Implications for Inerrancy WM PARLOR Exploring the Literary Relationship Between Genesis 2:9 and 50:20 WM PARLOR David Baker (Ashland Theological Seminary) Person and Property in the Pentateuch: An Economic Exploration WM 137
2 Emily McGowin (University of Dayton) With Wombs as Weapons: An Introduction to the American Quiverfull Movement as a Form of Evangelical Cultural Action. W119 Dru Johnson (University of St. Andrews) The Paradox of Prophetic Authentication: A Problem for Theological Reading? WM 123 Timothy Cuffman (Cedarville University) The Postmodern/Antipostmodern Differend: A Study in Interdiscursive Relations CROUCH G2 Shawn Graves (Cedarville University) How Not to Think about Moral Perfection WM 137 Alice E. (Lisa) Guinther (Colorado Christian University) Reason, Heart, and Diminishing the Passions: Pascal and Indirect Willing to Belief WM 147 Kyle Forti (Hillsdale College) & Hope Nowak (Regent University) The Heart that Holds on: Cultivating a Lasting Devotion to God in Youth CROUCH PH Katy Hawkins (Cedarville University) Evolutionary Justification for Belief in Moral Realism WM :30-12:10 PARALLEL C 12:10-1:30 LUNCH (Area Restaurants, Cafeteria, or Hilltop Coffeehouse) Paul Hartog (Faith Baptist Theological Seminary) Polycarp Hearing 1 Peter Among Other Apostolic Traditions 1:30-2:30 PLENARY II Gene Green: Hearing 2 Peter Joel Williams (Cedarville University) Interpreting Gospel Narrative: Principles and Pitfalls WM PARLOR 2:30-3:10 PARALLEL D James Estep, Jr. (Lincoln Christian University) Ideal to Real: A Practical Classroom Approach to Faith Learning Integration --Teaching Strategies for Faith-Learning Integration in the Higher Education Classroom WM121 W. Edward Glenny (Northwestern College) The Structure of 1 Peter
3 Bryan O Neal (Moody Bible Institute) The Reconquest of Canaan: A Biblical Theology of Nehemiah WM PARLOR 4:30-5:10 PARALLEL E: STUDENT PAPER James Sedlacek (Cincinnati Christian University) Issues in Job 41: Using the Broad Dialogue Model WM 121 FINALISTS Matthew Barrett (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Ph.D. Cand.) How the Geneva Bible influenced the Making of the King James Bible WM 123 Graduate Division: Ryan A. Brandt (The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) Donald Bloesch and His Idea of Revelation: Towards an Evangelical Understanding of Revelation as Objective and Subjective WM PARLOR Richard Ostella (Westminster Reformed Church, Plymouth, MI) A Critical Analysis of Coyne s Claim that Naturalistic Evolution Is True [Based the book Why evolution is true (2010) by J. Coyne, specialist professor in evolutionary genetics and the origin of new species at the University of Chicago] WM 137 Joel Schwartz (Baylor University) Teaching to Persons, Not Computers WM 147 Cheryl Eaton (Covenant Theological Seminary) Redemptive Historical Summary and Old Testament Tradition in Romans 1 WM 121 Neal A. Huddleston (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) Metaphor and Shepherd-King Imagery: An Emic-Etic Reading of Psalm 80 WM 123 Undergraduate Division Michael Brian Trapp (Houston Baptist University) A Modest Proposal for a Modified Presuppositionalism WM 119 Daniel P. Radke (Northwestern College) Revisiting Old Princeton: A Historical-Theological Reassessment WM137 3:10-3:30 BREAK (Refreshments in Parlor) 3:30-4:30 PLENARY III Peter Davids (Houston Baptist University) Hearing 1 Peter Ethan Rector (Cedarville University) Finding a Way Between: Colin Gunton, Richard Middleton, and John Webster WM 147 5:20-6:00 PARALLEL F
4 David Pitman (Temple Baptist College) The Identity of the Author of James in Relation to His Original Audience" WM PARLOR William Baker (Cincinnati Christian University) Hearing James Timothy Gombis (Cedarville University) The Last Holdout Against the New Perspective? Paul s Analogy in Romans 4:4-5 WM 121 John Lee (Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) Integration of Jesus Identification With and Distinction from God in Mark s Gospel WM 123 Jonathan Marko (Calvin Theological Seminary, Ph.D. Cand.) John Locke s Prolegomena Amidst Controversy WM 137 SATURDAY, MARCH 26 8:00 COFFEE 8:30-9:20 PARALLEL G Monte Shanks (Liberty Theological Seminary Justification By the Law: Correctly Interpreting Paul s Target Audience in Galatians 5:2-4 Philosophy Society David Sloan (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Ph.D Student) The Influence of Psalms 1 and 2 on Luke-Acts WM PARLOR Stephen Blake Hereth (Cedarville University) Requesting Satisfaction: Problems with Satisfaction Theories of the Atonement. WM 147 Mikel McFall (Bowling Green State University) Should Christians Be Philosophers? WM 119 James C. McGlothlin (The Ohio State University) Is God above Logic? WM G2 Cynthia Westfall (McMaster Divinity College) The Intertextual Relationships in 2 Peter and Jude: Exploring the Issue of Canon and Sources WM 121 Daniel Lane (Wheaton College) The Messianic Connections Between Psalms 89, 91, and 92: Implications for the Overall Trajectory of the Psalter WM 123 6:30 Banquet 7:15 PLENARY IV (President s Address) Chad McIntosh (Calvin College) Keeping up Appearances: A CORNEA Defense of Modal Arguments WM 137
5 Bryan O Neal (Moody Bible Institute) The A Posteriori Defense of the Scientific Legitimacy of Design Hypotheses WM 147 9:20-10:20 PLENARY V 10:20-10:40 BREAK Gene Green (Wheaton College) Hearing Jude 10:40-11:10 Business Meeting/Presentation of Student Paper Awards 11:10-12:10 MIDWEST EVANGELICAL PHILOSOPHY SOCIETY LECTURE Richard Knopp (Lincoln Christian University) Philosophy of Science, Religious Truth- Claims, & Rational Commitment
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