Conference Lectures

• “The Trinity and Cosmology.” (EUARE, Münster, August 2021)
• “Locke and Cudworth on Innate Ideas.” (John Locke Conference, Naples, June 2021)
• “Introduction to Philosophy of Religion.” (Divinity Online, University of Cambridge, June 17, 2020)
• “Hemsterhuis on Space: A response to Adrian Mihai.” (The D Society, University of Cambridge, November 15, 2019)
• “God is Dead? An introduction to Philosophy of Religion.” (Cambridge Festival of Ideas, Oct 17, 2019)
• “Heidegger and Aquinas on the location of Truth.” (AHRC ‘Trust and Truth’ International Interdisciplinary Conference, Peterhouse College, Cambridge, September18-20, 2019)
• “The On-going Necessity of Trinitarian Ontology.” (New Trinitarian Ontologies Conference, University of Cambridge, September 13-15, 2019)
• Panel Chair for “Evolution and Pan(en)theism” discussion, feat. Celia Deane-Drummond and Johannes Hoff. New Trinitarian Ontologies Conference, University of Cambridge, September 13-15, 2019.
• “Nietzsche, Cosmos and Morality.” (Sutton Trust, University of Cambridge, August 23, 2018)
• “John Locke and Ralph Cudworth on the source of Reason and Morality.” (Lehrstuhl für Religionsphilosophie und Wissenschaftstheorie, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany, May 11, 2019)
• “Wrangling about Innate Ideas? Reflections upon Locke and Cudworth.” (British Society for the History of Philosophy Annual Conference, King’s College London, April 24, 2019)
• Response to Christian Hengstermann’s “Holiness and Love — Divine Sensation and Agency in Ralph Cudworth’s Early Sermons,” (‘Ralph Cudworth at the Crossroads of Modernity’, conference co-sponsored by the British Academy, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, March 11, 2019)
• “Arguments for and against the Existence of God.” (University of Cambridge, Outreach at Mill Hill, November 9, 2018)
• “Cudworth on Atoms, Motion and Nothingness.” (Beierwaltes Seminar, Claire College, Cambridge, October 20, 2018)
• “What is Philosophy of Religion?” (Sutton Trust, University of Cambridge, August 15, 2018)
• “Re-evaluating the Cosmological Argument.” (July 26, 2018, University of Cambridge, UK)
• “God is dead? Surveying the Status of God in Recent Philosophy.” (Hewett Academy, Norwich, March 29th 2018)
• Response to Gavin Hyman’s “Between Hegel and Wittgenstein: Reflections in the Wake of Gillian Rose and Rowan Williams,” (The D Society, University of Cambridge, February 2, 2018)
• “Is Duns Scotus responsible for Onto-Theology, Immanence and Nihilism?” (Academic Symposium, Regent College, Canada, March 2017)