Dr Roger Trigg
Kellogg College
Ian Ramsey Centre
Phone: (6) 12014
Email: roger.trigg@theology.ox.ac.uk
Background:
Roger Trigg is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Warwick, and Academic Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion in Public Life, Kellogg College, Oxford. He is a Senior Research Fellow at Kellogg College. From 2007-11 he was co-Director of a project, jointly with the Faculty of Anthropology, on the cognitive science of religion, based in the Ian Ramsey Centre. In 2006-7 he was Interim Director of the Centre. He was Founding President of the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion (1993-6), and more recently President of the European Society for Philosophy of Religion (2008-10). He was the first President of the British Philosophical Association in 2003-4, (representing all British Philosophy), having chaired its predecessor, the National Committee for Philosophy. He is the joint editor, with Wentzel van Huyssteen of Princeton, of an international series of monographs on science and religion, published by Ashgate. The author of many books on philosophy, one of his main targets over a long period has been philosophical relativism in its many forms. He is an Associate Scholar of the Religious Freedom project at the Berkley Center, of Georgetown University, Washington D.C.
Publications:
Morality Matters, Blackwell, Oxford, 2005
Religion in Public Life: Must Faith Be Privatized?, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2007
Free to Believe: Religious Freedom in a LIberal Society, Theos Think Tank, London , 2010 (avilable on the Theos website)
'Religion in the Public Sphere', Ecclesiastical Law Journal, 13, September 2011
'Reality at Risk', Science and Faith Within Reason, ed. J,. Navarro, Ashgate, Adlershot, 2011
Equality, Freedom and Religion, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2012
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