Thursday, October 9. Taking place in the Hinton Center (building HC on this campus map) Breakout Paper Presentations Schedule Panel 1A: 9:00-10:15 am | Moderator: Phil Tallon | Hinton 113 Austin M. Freeman Houston Christian University Edmund the Outlaw: Reconciling a Narnian Inconsistency Tshepo Rathiaya Berean Christian Academy The Dangerous, Uncanny, and Numinous: Fear, Dread, and Awe in the Moral Imagination of C.S. Lewis Joshua Smith Houston Theological Seminary That Hideous Strength: A Charles Williams Novel by C.S. Lewis Panel 1B: 9:00-10:15 am | Moderator: Julianna Leachman | Dillon II (Hinton 135) Megan Rials Independent Scholar Deserts into Oases: Revelations of a Baptized Memory in C.S. Lewis’s Till We Have Faces Jan Shultis Houston Christian University Soul Wounds: C.S. Lewis on Conceptualization of Moral Injury and Healing Salvador Delmundo Jr. The Menninger Clinic The Weight of Glory and the Light of Tomorrow: A Chaplain’s Narrative Framework to Re-authoring Life’s Chapters Panel 2A: 10:30-11:45 am | Moderator: David J. Davis | Hinton 113 Aaron Baca Houston Christian University Sex, Money, Murder: Human Meaning Between C.S. Lewis and Kendrick Lamar Joseph Malfitano University of Dallas I Love You Because I Love You: Lewis and Romantic Love Michael Muth Mercer University Susan, Sex, and Stories: Narrative Embedding of Sexuality Panel 2B: 10:30-11:45 am | Moderator: Phil Tallon | Dillon II (Hinton 135) Terry Scott Cokenour Houston Christian University The Imaginative Reach: C.S. Lewis, Ambiguity, and the Journey Toward God Benjamen Daniel Kilgore Houston Christian University Men Without Chests: Lewis’s Critique of Scientism and the Crisis of Objective Value Jeff Voth Oral Roberts University Struggle Well: Living the Best Life Panel 3A: 1:30-2:45 pm | Moderator: Jodey Hinze | Hinton 113 Kasi Bachelder Providence Classical School What Aslan and Lucy Can Teach Readers About Intimacy With Christ Corissa Bush Southeastern University Classically Teaching C.S. Lewis Works for Teens and Adults Robert Llizo Houston Christian University Bacchus Redeemed: Euripides’ Hell, Dante’s Purgatory, and Lewis’s Paradise Panel 3B: 1:30-2:45 pm | Moderator: Austin Freeman | Dillon II (Hinton 135) Aaron Ramirez Houston Christian University The Theme of “The Mountain” in the Works of C.S. Lewis: When the Heavenly Realm Meets Earth Joel C. Park Houston Christian University Inhabited Apologetics: Inspired by C.S. Lewis Rebecca Walton Regent University C.S. Lewis: From Literary Luminary to Primal Ethicist | A Narrative Inquiry into the Impact of Planet Narnia on the Works of C.S. Lewis Panel 4A: 3:00-4:15 pm | Moderator: Aaron Baca | Hinton 113 Josiah Peterson Chandler Preparatory Academy The Metaphysics of Metaphor: C.S. Lewis on Language and Reality Thiago Silva C.S. Lewis Institute – Lake Charles Reading the Bible as Literature: With a Little Help from C.S. Lewis Ryan Grube Independent Scholar Numinous Encounter through Aesthetic Experience: A Study of C.S. Lewis’s Literary Techniques Dianne Shober Houston Christian University C.S. Lewis’s Leonine Imagery Panel 4B: 3:00-4:15 pm | Moderator: David J. Davis | Dillon II (Hinton 135) Timothy Smith Houston Theological Seminary A Mere Eucharist: The Magic of Christification Thomas Doane Palm Beach Atlantic University Enchantment and Tacit Knowledge: Bridging the Gap Between Reason, Experience, and the Imagination John Mark N. Reynolds Saint Constantine College and Schools C.S. Lewis and the Timaeus: Lewis as Platonic Myth Maker *Speakers and/or timeslots subject to change
