9:20 Gathering in front of Hotel Domizil, for a joint walk (guided) to the conference location (Theologicum)

10:00 Opening Remarks
Prof. Dr. Gesche Linde (Faculty of Protestant Theology • Eberhard Karls Universitaet Tuebingen • Tuebingen)

10:30 Belief, Meaning and Action. A Pragmatist Theme in Peirce's ‘Neglected Argument for the Reality of God’
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schlösser (Philosophical Seminar • Eberhard Karls Universitaet Tuebingen • Tuebingen)

11:45 Refreshments

12:00 The Place of Phaneroscopy in the Muser’s Bag of Edge-Tools
Prof. Dr. André De Tienne (Department of Philosophy • Indiana University • Indianapolis, IN • U.S.A.)

1:15 Lunch Break (Catering)

2:30 Aesthetic Dialogicality in the Play of Musement: Does the NA offer a new Grounding of the Normative Sciences?
Prof. Dr. Alessandro Topa (Department of Philosophy • The American University in Cairo • Cairo • Egypt / Institute of Greek and Latin Studies & Philosophy • University of Bamberg • Bamberg)

3:45 Refreshments

4.00 Charles S. Peirce and Simone Weil on Quality of Attention: Towards an Ethics of Perception
Dr. Kathleen A. Hull (Independent Scholar • Boston, MA • U.S.A.) 

5:15 Refreshments

5:30 The “Neglected Argument”: The Rest of the Story
Prof. em. Dr. Douglas Anderson (Philosophy Faculty • Southern Illinois University • Carbondale, IL • U.S.A.) 

6:45 Dinner on your own

9:00 Scotistic Love, Purpose, and Apophasis in Peirce’s Neglected Argument
Prof. Dr. Greylyn Robert Hydinger (Philosophy/Theology Department • Gannon University • Erie, PA • U.S.A.) 

10:15 Peirce's NA and Iqbal's Philosophical Test for the Reality of God
Prof. Dr. Basit Bilal Koshul (Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani School of Humanities and Social Sciences • Lahore University of Management Sciences • Lahore, Punjab • Pakistan)

11:30 Refreshments

11:45 Maps, Graphs, and God
Dr. Gary Slater (Institute for Christian Social Sciences • Faculty of Catholic Theology Universität Muenster • Muenster)

1:00 Lunch Break (Catering)

2:00 Reflections on Peirce's Argument-Argumentation Distinction in Light of the Contemporary Epistemology of Theological Reasoning
Dr. Winfried Lücke (Faculty of Protestant Theology • Eberhard Karls Universitaet Tuebingen • Tuebingen)

3:15 Mediation of the General and the Particular in a ‘Divine Pedagogy’? Notes on the Revelatory Character of the ‘Pure Play’
Anne-Kathrin Fischbach (Faculty of Theology • Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg • Freiburg)

4:30 Joint walk to the Evangelisches Stift

5:00 Guided tour through the Evangelisches Stift

6:00 Punting boat trip on the Neckar

8:00 Conference dinner

10:15 God and Experience
Prof. Dr. Christoph Seibert (Department of Protestant Theology • University of Hamburg • Hamburg)

11:30 Refreshments

11:45 Peirce’s Experimental A Posteriori Version of the Ontological Argument
Prof. Dr. Michael Raposa (Department of Religion, Culture & Society • Lehigh University • Bethlehem, PA • U.S.A.)

1-2:30 Concluding Remarks
Prof. Dr. Raposa
Lunch Break and Farewell