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Curriculum Vitae Rik Peels A. Personal Data Full name: Henric David Peels Title: Dr. Gender: Male Nationality: Dutch Day of birth: February 16th 1983 Place of birth: Zoetermeer (the Netherlands) Address: De Boelelaan 1105

1081 HV Amsterdam Philosophy Department Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam The Netherlands

E-mail address: mail@rikpeels.nl Website: www.rikpeels.nl Language competence: Dutch (native), English (fluent), French (nearly fluent), German

(competent), Latin (competent), Greek (competent), Hebrew (competent) B. Education • 2011: Associate member of Merton College, Oxford University (United Kingdom) • 2006-2008: Master Theology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands) • 2005-2006: Master Theology, Theological University Apeldoorn (the Netherlands) • 2005-2006: Master Philosophy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands) • 2004-2005: Graduate Program in Philosophy, University of Notre Dame (IN, USA) • 2002-2004: Bachelor Philosophy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands) • 2001-2004: Bachelor Theology, Theological University Apeldoorn (the Netherlands) • 1995-2001: Greijdanus College (high-school). Subjects chosen: Dutch, English, French,

German, Greek, History, Latin, Mathematics A1/2, Music, Philosophy C. Professional Experience • 2016-now: Assistant Professor at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam • 2012-2016: Post-doctoral researcher at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam • 2011-2014: European Director of The Veritas Forum • 2012: Post-doctoral researcher at Utrecht University (the Netherlands) • 2008-2012: PhD student at Utrecht University (the Netherlands) • 2007-2009: Staff worker with IFES-Netherlands for The Veritas Forum • 2007: Student Assistant for the Philosophy Department at the Vrije Universiteit

Amsterdam • 2006-2007: Employee at the Christelijke Hogeschool Ede (philosophy and philosophical

anthropology) • 2003-2004: Teacher course in elementary Hebrew at the Theological University

Apeldoorn

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D. Degrees 1. 2012: Doctor in Philosophy, Utrecht University. Thesis: Believing Responsibly:

Intellectual Obligations and Doxastic Excuses, supervised by prof.dr.mr. Herman Philipse and prof.dr. Ralph Wedgwood.

2. 2008: Master Degree in Theology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (cum laude; graded 9). The MA thesis, entitled “The Noetic Effects of Sin”, was supervised by prof.dr. Kees van der Kooi

3. 2006: Master Degree in Philosophy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (cum laude: graded 9). The MA thesis, entitled “Doxastic Attitudes and Evidence: A Philosophical Analysis and Evaluation of the Main Representative Late-Modern Evidentialist Theories in the Ethics of Belief Tradition”, was supervised by prof.dr. René van Woudenberg

4. 2006: Bachelor Degree in Philosophy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (cum laude) 5. 2004: Bachelor Degree in Theology, Theological University Apeldoorn (cum laude) E. Conference Organization 1. Jeroen de Ridder, Lieven Decock, Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg, Jan Willem

Wieland. (2018). European Epistemology Network, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, June 28-30, Key-notes: Jessica Brown (University of St. Andrews), Bryan Frances (University of Minnesota), Jennifer Nagel (University of Toronto, St. George), Timothy Williamson (University of Oxford)

2. Rik Peels, Leo Cheung, Chienkuo Mi. (2018). Fifth East-West Philosophy Conference: Epistemic Values in the Humanities, May 30-31, Key-note: Jason Baehr (Loyola Marymount University)

3. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2017). Summer Seminar: The Contribution of the Humanities to the University, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, August 21-23, Key-notes: Stephen Grimm (Fordham University, USA), Mary Poplin (Claremont Graduate University, USA), Gijsbert van den Brink (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Jennifer Gosetti-Ferencei (University of Birmingham, UK), Andrew Briggs (Oxford University, UK), Marcus Düwell (Universiteit Utrecht), Sabine Roeser (Delft University of Technology), Maartje Janse (Leiden University), Suzanne Keen (Washington and Lee University, USA), Michael Lynch (University of Connecticut, USA), Rik Peels (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Klemens Kappel (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)

4. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder, René van Woudenberg. (2016). Opening conference The Epistemic Responsibilities of the University, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, November 9th, Key-notes: Lex Bouter (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Trudy Dehue (University of Groningen), Hans Radder (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Ad Verbrugge (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Jaap Winter (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Meindert Flikkema (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

5. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels, Philippe Robichaud, Jan Willem Wieland. (2016). One-day workshop with Patrick Todd on Libertarianism and Compatibilism, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, April 26th

6. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2016). Science Versus Common Sense?, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, January 25th-27th, Key-notes: Russ Shafer-Landau (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Katia Vavova (Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA), Duncan Pritchard (University of Edinburgh), Noah Lemos (College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA)

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7. Rik Peels, Gijsbert Van den Brink, Hans van Eyghen. (2015). Explaining Religion, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, December 4th-5th, Key-notes: Helen de Cruz (Oxford University), Robert McCauley (Emory University), Aku Visala (University of Helsinki)

8. Rik Peels, Jan Willem Wieland, René van Woudenberg. (2014). Responsibility—The Epistemic Dimension, April 28th-29th. Key-note speakers: Holly Smith (Rutgers), Michael Zimmerman (University of North Carolina), Martin van Hees (University of Amsterdam)

9. Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2013). Summer Seminar on Science and Religion, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, August 19th-22nd. Main speakers: Patrichia Churchland (University of California), Rodney Holder (Cambridge University), Bradley Monton (University of Colorado), David Lahti (New York), Herman Philipse (Utrecht University), Gijsbert Van den Brink (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Michiel van Elk (University of Amsterdam), Leon de Bruin (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), René van Woudenberg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Tim O’Connor (Indiana University), Jesse Bering (writer, New York)

10. Rik Peels. (2013). Is jouw God ook de mijne? Theologen en filosofen in gesprek over wie God is en hoe we Hem kunnen kennen, Theology Department and Philosophy Department Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Protestant Theological University, June 28th, Speakers: Eep Talstra, Maarten Wisse, Paul van Geest, Aza Goudriaan, Kees van der Kooi, Emanuel Rutten, Jeroen de Ridder, Renée van Riessen, René van Woudenberg, Gijsbert Van den Brink, Gerrit Immink, Gerrit Glas, Rik Peels (all from the Theology and Philosophy Departments of the Vrije Universiteit or from the Protestant Theological University)

11. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2013). Opening symposium of the Abraham Kuyper Centre for Science and Religion, “Science and the Big Questions”, February 22nd. Main speakers: Peter Nijkamp (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Dorret Boomsma (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Cees Dekker (Delft Technological University)

12. Rik Peels. (2012). Book symposium on Herman Philipse’s God in the Age of Science: A Critique of Religious Reason (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012), Utrecht, April 27th. Speakers: Gijsbert Van den Brink (Leiden University), Luco van den Brom (Protestant Theological University), Boudewijn de Bruin (Groningen University), James McAllister (Leiden University), Marcel Sarot (Utrecht University)

13. Rik Peels. (2008-2013). Convener of the Dutch Research Seminar for Analytic Philosophy, directed by prof.dr.mr. Herman Philipse, Utrecht University. Special meetings: • Meeting with the Formal Epistemology Group of the Catholic University of Leuven

(Belgium), April 14th 2009 • Stephan Hartmann (University of Tilburg, Netherlands), “Bayesian Epistemology”,

April 9th 2009, Utrecht 14. Anthony Booth, Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2009). Responsible Belief in the Face

of Disagreement, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, August 18th-20th. Key-note speakers: Robert Audi (University of Notre Dame), Richard Feldman (University of Rochester), Bruce Russell (Wayne State University), René van Woudenberg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)

15. Rik Peels. (2007). International Master Christian Studies of Science and Society Conference, Eck en Wiel (the Netherlands), June 5th-8th

F. Teaching 1. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder. (2017). Class on Epistemic Values in Research Integrity,

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2. Rik Peels, Peter Beek, Jaap van Dieën, Thomas Janssen, Jeroen Smeets. (2017). Philosophy of and History of Movement Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, March-May, 140 students

3. Ivo van Hilvoorde, Rik Peels. (2017). BA class Philosophy of Mind, Body, and Soul, Movement Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, January, 110 students

4. Rik Peels. (2016). BA class Introduction to Epistemology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, September 19th, 24 students

5. Annemie Halsema, Edwin Koster, Rik Peels. (2016). BA-course in the philosophy of science for Human Movement Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, March-May, 130 students

6. Rik Peels. (2015). MA-course on Responsible Belief and Epistemic Justification, for guest course Epistemic Aspects of M&O, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, February 17th, 12 students

7. Rik Peels. (2015). BA-course on Philosophy of Science and Ethics, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, March, 200 students

8. Rik Peels. (2014). BA course on scientism and philosophy of science, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, November 11th and 13th, 30 students

9. Rik Peels. (2014). MA guest course on apologetics and philosophy of religion, University of Groningen, May 13th, 20 students

10. Rik Peels. (2014). BA-course on Philosophy of the Life Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, March, 150 students

11. Rik Peels. (2014). BA-course on Epistemology at the University of Amsterdam, February, 130 students

12. Rik Peels. (2013). BA-course on Philosophy of the Life Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, March, 140 students

13. Rik Peels, Herman Philipse. (2012). MA-course on Emotion, Evolution, and Morals. Philosophy Department Utrecht University, September-October, 20 students

14. Anthony Booth, Rik Peels (2010). MA-course on The Ethics of Belief. Philosophy Department, Utrecht University, February – April, 8 students

15. Rik Peels. (2008). BA-course on Veritas and apologetics. Theological University Apeldoorn, Apeldoorn, May 15th 2008, October 8th, 15 students

16. Rik Peels. (2007). MA-course on Armstrong, Plantinga, and James. International Master Christian Studies of Science and Society, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, September, 20 students

17. Rik Peels. (2006). MA-course Introduction to Reformed Epistemology. Theological University Apeldoorn, Apeldoorn, October – December, 15 students

18. Rik Peels. (2006). MA-course William James’ Pragmatist Conception of Truth. International Master Christian Studies of Science and Society, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. September 21st, 20 students

G. Other Academic Experience 1. Committee work:

• 2018-now: Advisory board member of Theologia Reformata • 2018-now: Board member of the Examination Committee BA Faculty of Humanities

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam • 2016-now: Board member Dutch Research School for Philosophy (OZSW), Section

Theoretical Philosophy

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• 2016-2018: Commission Academic Value, instituted by Board of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

• 2016: Committee member Best Thesis Award, Faculty of the Humanities, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

• 2016: Committee member for PhD position Scientific Integrity at the Four Academic Institutions in Amsterdam (Tamarinde Haven)

• 2013: Committee member for 3 PhD positions: The Cognitive Science of Religion (Hans van Eyghen), Acting for Reasons (Naomi Kloosterboer), Science and Free Will (Lieke Asma)

• 2012-now: Board member of the Abraham Kuyper Centre for Science and the Big Questions, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

2. PhD supervision: • 2015-now: supervisor for Joëlle Rothuizen-Van der Steen’s Ph.D. Thesis Common

Sense, Science, Debunking, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands) • 2014-now: supervisor for Valentin Arts’ Ph.D. Thesis Responsibility for Belief, Vrije

Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands) • 2013-2018: third supervisor for Hans van Eyghen’s PhD Thesis Arguing from

Cognitive science of Religion: The (Lack of) Epistemic Implications of CSR for Religious Belief (with Gijsbert van den Brink and René van Woudenberg), Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands)

• 2012-2018: third supervisor for Tyler Taber’s PhD Thesis The Presence of a Hidden God: An Epistemological-Theological Response to Arguments from Divine Hiddenness, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands)

3. Dissertation Committee: • 2018: Cornelis Gerhard van Kralingen, A Study of Theological Responses to Alvin

Plantinga’s Aquinas/Calvin Model of Warranted Christian Belief, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands)

• 2017: Coos Engelsma, Circularity and Arbitrariness: Responses to the Epistemic Regress Problem, University of Groningen (the Netherlands), June 29th

• 2014: Nathan D. Shannon, Shalom Doxastic Ethics: Nicholas Wolterstorff’s Theory of Situated Rationality, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (the Netherlands)

4. Supervision BA Theses: • Lodewijk Kater: Geloof dat zoekt naar waarborg. Een kritische analyse van Alvin

Plantinga’s these dat geloof in God op basale wijze gerechtvaardigd, rationeel en gewaarborgd kan zijn, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, June 2016

• Max Kemman, Does Religious Faith Entail Belief? Utrecht University, June 2009 5. Supervision MA Theses:

• Krisma Labib, Conceptualizing Preference Bias in Biomedical Research, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, September 2018

• Gerd Lindenhovius, Manuele therapie: wetenschap of pseudo-wetenschap?, Utrecht University, August 2008

6. Anonymous referee for English presses: • Oxford University Press (2015: chapter; 2016: book) • Springer (2013: chapter)

7. Anonymous referee for English journals: • American Philosophical Quarterly (2017) • Analysis (2017 2x) • Ars Disputandi (2012) • Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2015; 2016 2x)

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• British Journal for the History of Philosophy (2018) • Dialectica (2011; 2016) • Episteme (2014) • Erkenntnis (2015; 2017) • Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2015; 2017) • Ethics and Information Technology (2017) • Frontiers in Psychology (2017) • International Journal for Philosophy and Theology (2015; 2016) • International Journal of the Humanities (2005) • Journal of the American Philosophical Association (2018) • Journal of Analytic Theology (2018) • Journal of Moral Philosophy (2017) • Journal of Philosophical Research (2013) • Journal of Reformed Theology (2010) • Journal for General Philosophy of Science (2017) • Logos and Episteme (2015) • Mind (2014; 2015; 2017) • Noûs (2016) • Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (2014; 2015) • Philosophia (2011; 2012; 2013) • Philosophia Reformata (2013) • Philosophical Papers (2013, 2017) • Philosophical Studies (2014; 2015; 2016; 2017) • Ratio (2014; 2015; 2018) • Religious Studies (2009; 2018) • Science and Education (2017) • Southern Journal of Philosophy (2018) • Synthese (2014 2x; 2015; 2016; 2017 2x; 2018) • Theoria (2013; 2016)

8. Anonymous referee for Dutch journals: • Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte (2012) • Tijdschrift voor Filosofie (2013)

9. Membership: • American Philosophical Association (2017-now) • Aristotelian Society (2011-now) • Mind Association (2011-now) • Society for the History of the Humanities (2016-now)

H. Research Grants, Scholarships, and Prizes Applications 1. Rik Peels. (2018). Extreme Beliefs: The Ethics and Epistemology of Fundamentalism,

VIDI NWO, €750,000 2. Rik Peels. (2018). Extremism and Fundamentalism: An Epistemological and Meta-

Ethical Inquiry, ERC Starting Grant, €1,500,00 3. Rik Peels. (2018-2019). The Nature and Character of God, John Templeton Foundation,

€2,000,000

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Received Grants 1. Rik Peels. (2017). 5th East-West Philosophy Conference, May 2018, from CLUE+,

€5,000 2. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder, René van Woudenberg. (2016-2019). The Epistemic

Responsibilities of the University, Templeton World Charity Foundation, €1.750,000 3. Rik Peels. (2012-2016). Postdoc scholarship on science and scientism Templeton World

Charity Foundation, €250,000 4. Rik Peels. (2014). Award Nature and Value of Faith Project for research at the Summer

Seminar on The Nature of Faith, University of Minnesota (USA), $4,000 5. Rik Peels and Stefan Paas. (2015). Theology Publication Award for the best theology

book of 2013. 6. Rik Peels. (2012). Grant De Bussy Stichting (2012) for dissertation, €1,000 7. Rik Peels. (2011). Grant Studiefonds Ketel I for research at Oxford University, €2,000 8. Rik Peels. (2011). Grant Stichting de Honderd Gulden Reis for research at Oxford

University, €2,000 9. Rik Peels. (2010). Grant Stichting Het Scholten-Cordes Fonds for research at Oxford

University, €2,500 10. Rik Peels. (2010). Grant Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds for research at Oxford University,

€2,500 11. Rik Peels. (2010). Grant Research Institute Zeno for research at Oxford University,

€1,000 12. Rik Peels. (2009). Scholarship Philosophical Reflections on Christian Liturgy, directed

by Nicholas Wolterstorff and Terence Cuneo, Grand Rapids (MI, USA), $ 2,500 13. Rik Peels. (2004). Grant Stichting Zonneweelde for graduate program at Notre Dame

University, €1,500 14. Rik Peels. (2004). Grant Globe Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam for graduate program at

Notre Dame University, €1,250 15. Rik Peels. (2004). Grant Radboutstichting Wetenschappelijk Onderwijsfonds for graduate

program at Notre Dame University, €750 16. Rik Peels. (2004). Grant Deputaten Financieel Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerken in

Nederland for graduate program at Notre Dame University, €2,500 17. Rik Peels. (2004). Grant Stichting Pro Rege for graduate program at Notre Dame

University, €5,000 18. Rik Peels. (2001). First prize Dutch Concours Européen of the Alliance Française. Each

year about 30,000 high school students participate in the Concours Européen, 500 of whom are from Dutch origin. Those who have written the best French essays spend a week in Paris to pay a visit to the city and to meet officials

I. Media Performances Television Interviews 1. Rik Peels. (2019). Searching for Tom Bombadil, documentary directed by Joost van de

Loo 2. Rik Peels. (2015). “70 jaar herdenken”, EenVandaag, April 30th Radio Interviews 1. Rik Peels. (2016). “Apologetiek op de middelbare school”, Reformatorische Radio,

September 15th 2. Rik Peels. (2016). “Groot onderzoek naar rol universiteiten”, Nederlands Dagblad,

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3. Rik Peels. (2016). “Jackpot voor VU-filosofen: €1,75 miljoen voor onderzoek”, Univers, March 10th

4. Rik Peels. (2016). “Filosofen krijgen 1,75 miljoen voor onderzoek taak Universiteit”, Ad Valvas, March 10th

5. Rik Peels. (2016). “Filosofen VU krijgen subsidie voor onderzoek toekomst Universiteit”, Reformatorisch Dagblad, Reformatorisch Dagblad, March 10th

6. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on science and philanthropy: “Mark Zuckerberg verdient onze lof voor zijn besluit om 42 miljard in een goede doelen-stichting te steken”, Radio 1, December 6th

7. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on quantum mechanics and world views: “We leven met een achterhaald wereldbeeld”, Radio 1, November 8th

8. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on refugees in Europe: “Zijlstra’s angst voor minder welvaart door vluchtelingen is kleinzielig”, Radio 1, October 11th

9. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on why we need philosophy: “Geef iedereen op de middelbare school filosofie”, Radio 1, August 9th

10. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on lung cancer: “Niemand verdient longkanker”, Radio 1, June 7th

11. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on commemoration monuments: “Monument op de Dam moet op de schop”, Radio 1, May 10th

12. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on scientism, KKLA 99.5 FM, Los Angeles (USA), February 21st

13. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on relevance and accuracy of Michiel de Ruyter movie: “Michiel de Ruyter-film te eenzijdig”, Radio 1, February 1st

14. Rik Peels. (2015). Interview on Facebook and other people’s privacy, Radio 1, January 4th

15. Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on public roles and privacy, Radio 1, November 14th 2014 16. Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on the fall of the wall: “Euforie is vandaag misplaatst”,

Radio 1, November 9th 2014 17. Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on criticizing religion: “Boomerang kaart over IS is geen

probleem”, Radio 1, October 20th 2014 18. Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on freedom of speech: “De vrijheid van meningsuiting moet

verder ingeperkt worden”, Radio 1, September 21st 2014 19. Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on Voor iedereen krans? (national commemoration of the

dead), Radio FunX, May 4th 2014 20. Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on Voor iedereen krans? (national commemoration of the

dead), Radio 1, May 1st 2014 21. Rik Peels. (2012). Interview on faith and science, Groot Nieuws Radio, May 3rd 22. Rik Peels. (2012).Interview on responsible belief, Cappuccino, radio 2 (NCRV), March

3rd 23. Rik Peels. (2012).Interview on doxastic responsibility, Pavlov, radio 1, March 3rd 24. Rik Peels. (2012). Interview on believing responsibly, Hoe? Zo!, NTR radio, February

29th Interviews in Newspapers, in Magazines, and on Websites 1. Rik Peels and André Aleman. (2018). “On recent research on the IQ of Theists and

Atheists”, Reformatorisch Dagblad, January 30th 2. Rik Peels. (2016). “On the Epistemic Responsibilities of the University”, Onderzoek

Nederland, April 15th 3. Rik Peels. (2017). “Does Science Deny God’s Existence?”, Worldview (Christian

Worldview Studies Association of Korea), May, 13-19 4. Rik Peels. (2014). “Is geloven taboe geworden?”, De Oogst 77.900, March 16th – 17th

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5. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on God bewijzen: “Het christelijk geloof is zo onredelijk nog niet”, De Wekker 123.3, 6-7.

6. Rik Peels, Stefan Paas. (2014). “Pittige vragen aan gelovigen – en antwoorden”, Visie, no. 8, March 18th-19th

7. Rik Peels, Willem Ouweneel, Ab Flipse. (2014). Interview on faith and science: “Twist over Adam of Aap is passé”, Trouw, January 25th

8. Rik Peels, Herman Philipse. (2014). “Religiedebat voor het eerst op hoog niveau”, Reformatorisch Dagblad, January 29th 2014

9. Rik Peels, Herman Philipse. (2014). “Mensen slijpen voor het Nationale Religiedebat”, Nederlands Dagblad, January 24th 2014

10. Rik Peels. (2014). “Argumenten tegen Gods bestaan stellen intellectueel weinig voor”, January 20th, Christelijk Informatie Platform, www.cip.nl

11. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2014). Interview on God bewijzen: “God is geen koffieautomaat”, De Strijdkreet 127.1, 4-7

12. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2013). Interview on God bewijzen: “God maakt gelukkig”, De Standaard, November 21st

13. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2013). Interview on God bewijzen: “Bewijslast ligt ook bij atheist”, Tertio, November 6th 2013

14. Rik Peels, Michiel van Elk. (2013). Interview on God bewijzen: “Is God geloofwaardig?”, De Nieuwe Koers, November

15. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2013). Interview on God bewijzen: “God is geen machine”, NRC-Next, November 4th

16. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2013). Interview on God bewijzen: “Geloven in God is redelijk”, Trouw, October 23rd

17. Rik Peels. (2013). Interview on God bewijzen: “Bewijslast ligt bij niet-gelovigen”, Nederlands Dagblad, October 18th

18. Rik Peels. (2013). Interview on the New Atheists, “Atheïsme 2.0 daagt niet uit”, Nederlands Dagblad, July 5th 2013

19. Rik Peels. (2013). Interview on a symposium with philosophers and theologians on the biblical God and the God of the philosophers, “Filosofen en theologen VU in ‘uitzonderlijk gesprek’”, Reformatorisch Dagblad, June 28th 2013

20. Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2012). Interview on science beyond scientism, “‘Studenten zijn geen laboratiumratten’”, Ad Valvas 60.11

21. Rik Peels. (2012). Interview on ethics in a secular age, with Herman Paul, De Nieuwe Koers, December

22. Rik Peels. (2012). “Wat je denkt, doet er wel degelijk toe”, Trouw, de Vedieping, March 16th

23. Rik Peels. (2012). “Geloven is geen keuze”, Nederlands Dagblad, March 3rd 24. Rik Peels. (2012). “Rik Peels promoveert bij Herman Philipse”, Reformatorisch Dagblad,

Friday March 2nd 2012 Other Interviews 1. Rik Peels, Stefan Paas. (2014). “God bewijzen”, Boekhandel Het Paard van Troje, Ede,

January 28th Podcasts 1. Rik Peels. (2018). “What Is a Virtuous Student?”, VUdaimonia Video’s in English

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1. Rik Peels. (2017). “Scientism: The New Fundamentalism?”, MOOC lecture Philosophy, Science, and Religion, University of Edinburgh, August, https://www.coursera.org/learn/philosophy-science-religion-2

2. “What Does It Really Mean to Have a Sense of Humour?”, Forum of Christian Leaders 3. “Does God Have a Sense of Humour?”, Forum of Christian Leaders 4. “If God Has a Sense of Humour, What Difference Does It Make?”, Forum of Christian

Leaders 5. “Why Should It Matter whether or Not God Has a Sense of Humour?”, Forum of

Christian Leaders 6. “Is God Jealous?”, Forum of Christian Leaders 7. “What Are the Implications of the View that God Is Jealous?”, Forum of Christian

Leaders 8. “Does the Bible Describe God as Jealous?”, Forum of Christian Leaders 9. “What Other Reasons Do We Have to Think God Is Jealous?”, Forum of Christian

Leaders 10. “What is Distinctive about Divine Jealousy in the Bible from Other Views?”, Forum of

Christian Leaders 11. “Non-Argumentative Motivations for Atheism”, Forum of Christian Leaders 12. “What Motivates Atheists and How Christians Can Respond”, Forum of Christian

Leaders 13. “Are There Any Limits to Science?, panel discussion”, Forum of Christian Leaders 14. “Answering Apologetics Questions, panel discussion”, Forum of Christian Leaders Video’s in Dutch 1, Rik Peels and Reinier Sonneveld. (2017). “Why Are We Here: The Moral Compass”,

Facebook live session after television broadcast, https://www.facebook.com/volglazarus/videos/vb.1487803818120065/1974918749408567/?type=2&theater, July 2nd

2. Rik Peels and Waldo Sweijnenburg. (2016). Veritas Forum, University of Twente, “Een wereldbeeld met of zonder God?”, November 7th, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_QeMm8Guu8

3. Rik Peels, Maarten Boudry, Herman Philipse, Stefan Paas. (2015). “Nationaal Religiedebat”, Felix Meritis Amsterdam, March 9th, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlOrYqFqeg4&t=5s

J. Lectures and Debates Lectures in English 1. Lecture at Evangelical Philosophical Society, November 2018 2. Lecture at Boulder Colorado, with Matthias Steup, November 2018 3. Lecture at NorthWestern, November 2018 4. Lecture at Bled, Slovenia, June 2018 5. Rik Peels. (2018). “Understanding Motivations for Atheism”, Cambridge Scholars

Network (Moggerhanger, UK) July 10th 6. Rik Peels. (2018). “Scientism: What It Says and Whether It’s Tenable”, Cambridge

Scholars Network (Moggerhanger, UK) July 9th 7. Rik Peels. (2018). “Responsibility for Action and Responsibility for Belief: How Do the

Two Relate?”, Bled Conference on Ethics, Bled (Slovenia), June 4th–8th 8. Rik Peels. (2017). “Can Trust Be Voluntary?”, OZSW 2017, Doorn, November 10th-11th

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9. Rik Peels. (2017). “Literature and Gaining Understanding by Switching Perspectives: A Case Study of Tess of the d’Ubervilles”, Summer Seminar Abraham Kuyper Centre for Science and the Big Questions, August 23rd

10. Rik Peels. (2017). “Scientism: Assessing the Idea that Only Natural Science Provides Knowledge”, Cambridge Scholars Network (UK), July 5th

11. Rik Peels. (2017). “Motivations for Atheism”, Cambridge Scholars Network (UK), July 4th

12. Rik Peels. (2017). “Blameworthy Belief and a Regress Problem”, Workshop Epistemic Justification, University of Groningen, June 28th

13. Rik Peels. (2017). “How Excuses Bridge the Gap Between Norm and Blame”, Norms and Blame, University of St Andrews (UK), June 15th-16th [invited key-note]

14. Rik Peels. (2017). “Transparency and Expressing Ignorance”, Self-Knowledge and Transparency, University of Oviedo (Spain), June 7th-9th

15. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels. (2017). “Value Pluralism in Research Integrity”, 5th World Congress of Research Integrity, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, May 28th-31st

16. Rik Peels. (2017). “The Scale of the Universe and the Existence of God”, University of Aarhus (Denmark), May 19th

17. Rik Peels. (2017). “What Is Doubt?”, University of Southern Denmark (Denmark), May 18th

18. Rik Peels. (2017). “Is Trusting Someone Up to Us?”, University of Copenhagen (Denmark), May 17th

19. Rik Peels. (2017). “Asserting Ignorance”, University of Lund (Sweden), May 16th 20. Rik Peels. (2017). “Doxastic Responsibility: An Exploration”, University of Gothenburg

(Sweden), May 15th 21. Rik Peels. (2017). “How Can We Believe Responsibly?”, Yonsei University, Seoul

(South-Korea), April 5th 22. Rik Peels. (2017). “Does the Scale of the University Count against God’s Existence?”,

Korea Theological Seminary, Anyang (South Korea), April 4th 23. Rik Peels. (2017). “Can God Be Literally Jealous?”, Kosin University, Busan (South

Korea), April 3rd 24. Rik Peels. (2017). “Can We Choose to Trust?”, The Third Annual East-West Philosophy

Forum, Chinese University of Hong Kong, March 31st – April 1st 25. Rik Peels. (2017). “The Importance and Complexities of Believing Responsibly”,

Soochow University, Taipei (Taiwan), March 29th 26. Rik Peels. (2017). “Does Anti-Luck Epistemology Need a Virtue-Condition?”, Soochow

University, Taipei (Taiwan), March 29th 27. Rik Peels. (2016). “Being a Philosopher and Being a Christian”, Feuer Conference,

November 3rd-6th 28. Rik Peels. (2016). “The Scale of the Universe and the Existence of God”, Feuer

Conference, Pescara (Italy), November 3rd-6th 29. Rik Peels. (2016). “The Epistemic Values of the Humanities”, The Making of the

Humanities V, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore MD (USA), October 5th-7th 30. Rik Peels. (2016). “Scientism: The New Scientific Fundamentalism?”, University of

Edinburgh (United Kingdom), September 27th [invited lecture and recorded as MOOC] 31. Rik Peels. (2016). “Scientism: An Evaluation of the View that Science Is the Only Source

of True Knowledge”, Cambridge Scholars Network, Cambridge (UK), July 7th [invited lecture]

32. Rik Peels. (2016). “The Purpose of the University”, Cambridge Scholars Network, Cambridge (UK), July 7th [invited lecture]

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33. Rik Peels. (2016). “Is There Question-Begging in the Argument from Ignorance? Response to Maeve MacPherson”, Women in Philosophy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, July 1st

34. Rik Peels. (2016). “Evaluating the Atheists’ Argument from Scale”, European Leadership Forum, Visla (Poland), May 22nd – 26nd [invited lecture]

35. Rik Peels. (2016). “Ten Arguments for Scientism”, European Leadership Forum, Visla (Poland), May 22nd – 26nd [invited lecture]

36. Rik Peels. (2016). “Does the Scale of the Universe Count against God’s Existence?”, European Leadership Forum, Visla (Poland), May 22nd – 26nd [invited lecture]

37. Rik Peels. (2016). “The Epistemic Purposes of the University”, European Leadership Forum, Visla (Poland), May 22nd – 26nd [invited lecture]

38. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder. (2016). “Research Integrity and Value Pluralism”, Netherlands Research Integrity Research Conference, Amsterdam, May 25th

39. Rik Peels. (2016). “Faith and Doubt”, Second East-West Philosophy Forum: “Humility, Faith and Science in the Eastern and Western Traditions, University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom), May 19th-20th [invited key-note]

40. Rik Peels. (2016). “Are Libertarianism and Compatibilism Two Sides of the Same Coin? Reply to Patrick Todd”, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, April 26th

41. Rik Peels. (2016). “How Voluntary Is Trust?”, Trust and Belief, University of Cambridge (UK), April 12th-13th [invited key-note]

42. Rik Peels. (2016). “Defining and Defending Common Sense: Response to Noah Lemos”, Science Versus Common Sense?, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, January 25th

43. Rik Peels. (2015). “Scientism and the Argument from Self-Referential Incoherence”, OZSW Conference, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, December 11th-12th

44. Rik Peels. (2015). “The Self-Referential Incoherence Argument against Scientism”, University of Southern Denmark, Odense (Denmark), November 11th

45. Rik Peels. (2015). “Does God Have a Sense of Humor?”, European Leadership Forum, Visla (Poland), June 1st

46. Rik Peels. (2015). “Are There Any Limits to Science?”, European Leadership Forum, Philosophers, Theologians, and Apologetics Networks, June 2nd

47. Rik Peels. (2015). “Faith and Doubt”, European Leadership Forum, Philosophers Network, May 31st

48. Rik Peels. (2015). “The Presumption of Theism”, Joseph Butler Society, Oriel College, Oxford University (UK), May 19th

49. Rik Peels. (2015). “Blameworthiness and Varieties of Difficulty: A Response to Alexander Guerrero”, Responsibility: The Epistemic Dimension II, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, May 13th

50. Rik Peels. (2015). “Developing an Ethics of Ignorance”, Meta-ethics and Moral Psychology Study Group, Utrecht University, April 10th

51. Rik Peels. (2014). “Scientific Arguments against the Reliability of Introspecting Phenomenal States”, OZSW Conference, November 7th

52. Rik Peels. (2014). “Faith and Doubt”, Workshop on the Nature of Faith, University of Missouri, Columbia (MI, USA), June 27th

53. Rik Peels. (2014). “Epistemic Justification and Responsible Belief”, Doxastic Agency and Epistemic Responsibility, University of Bochum (Germany), June 2nd-3rd [invited key-note lecture]

54. Rik Peels. (2014). “Can God Be Jealous?”, European Leadership Forum, Visla (Poland), May 27th [invited talk]

55. Rik Peels. (2014). “Reply to Thomas Simpson: John’s Epistemology of Testimony”, European Leadership Forum, Philosopher’s Network, Visla (Poland), May 28th [invited talk]

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56. Rik Peels. (2014). “The Presumption of Theism”, European Leadership Forum, Philosopher’s Network, Visla (Poland), May 26th [invited talk]

57. Rik Peels. (2014). “Scientism and Empirical Arguments against the Reliability of Introspection”, Scientism Workshop, May 16th – May 17th, City University of New York, New York (USA) [invited talk]

58. Rik Peels. (2014). “A Conceptual Map of Scientism”, All You Need Is Science? Scientism and Our Multifaceted Knowledge of Reality, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam (the Netherlands), January 23rd [key-note lecture]

59. Rik Peels. (2013). “What Is It to Believe Responsibly?”, Fifth Annual Dutch OZSW Conference, Erasmus University of Rotterdam, November 15th

60. Rik Peels and René van Woudenberg. (2013). “The Metaphysics of Degrees”, with René van Woudenberg, Workshop Degrees, Graded Membership, Vagueness, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, October 8th

61. Rik Peels. (2013). “Given the Falsehood of Doxastic Compatibilism, How Should We Construe Responsible Belief?”, University of Bochum (Germany), June 20th

62. Rik Peels. (2013). “Why Are Atheists Atheists?”, IFES Nordic Staff Meeting, Helsinki (Finland), May 30th

63. Rik Peels. (2013). “Non-Argumentative Motivations for Atheism”, European Leadership Forum, May 28th

64. Rik Peels. (2013). “What Motivates Atheists and How Christians Can Respond”, European Leadership Forum, May 28th

65. Rik Peels. (2013). “Solving the Problem of Moral Luck”, Research Meeting Philosophy Department, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, May 16th

66. Rik Peels. (2013). “What Drives the Atheist? And What This Implies for Evangelism and Apologetics”, IFES European General Secretaries Meeting, Bischofsheim (Germany), April 28th

67. Rik Peels. (2012). “A Solution to the Problem of Moral Luck”, Fourth Annual Dutch Conference on Practical Philosophy, November 2nd, Technological University Eindhoven (the Netherlands)

68. Rik Peels. (2012) “The Possibility and Plausibility of the Existence of a Bodiless Spirit”, Fourth Annual Dutch Conference on Practical Philosophy, November 2nd, Technological University Eindhoven (the Netherlands)

69. Rik Peels. (2012) “What Are Privacy Rights and in Virtue of What Do We Have Them?”, Episteme Conference: Epistemological Problems of Privacy and Secrecy, June 8th, Technological University Delft (the Netherlands)

70. Rik Peels. (2012) “Ignorance: Its Nature and Philosophical Relevance”, Epistemology Meeting: Doxastic Attitudes, Ghent University (Belgium), January 18th [invited talk]

71. Rik Peels. (2011). “Tracing Culpable Ignorance”, The 85th Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association, University of Sussex (United Kingdom), July 8th-10th

72. Rik Peels. (2010). “Epistemic Justification and Indirect Doxastic Voluntary Influence”, University of Technology Eindhoven, December 7th [invited talk]

73. Rik Peels. (2010). “Why Not to Ground Doxastic Responsibility in Indirect Voluntary Control”, Second Annual Dutch Conference on Practical Philosophy, University of Groningen, October 8th

74. Rik Peels. (2010). “Grounding Doxastic Responsibility in Indirect Voluntary Influence”, Workshop Praise, Blame, and Free Will, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, September 27th [invited talk]

75. Rik Peels. (2010). “Problems with Doxastic Compatibilism”, Doxastic Responsibility Workshop, Utrecht University, May 26th [invited talk]

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76. Rik Peels. (2009). “The Nature of Doxastic Oughts”, First Annual Dutch Conference in Practical Philosophy, Doorn (the Netherlands), October 2nd [invited talk]

77. Rik Peels. (2009). “The Nature of Responsibility”, Moral Responsibility: Neuroscience, Organization, and Engineering, Technological University of Delft, Delft (the Netherlands), August 24th

78. Rik Peels. (2009). “Is Evidentialism Relevant to Doxastic Responsibility in the Face of Peer Disagreement? Response to Richard Feldman”, Responsible Belief in the Face of Disagreement, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam (The Netherlands), August 18th [invited talk]

79. Rik Peels. (2009). “Commemoration in Christian Liturgy”, Philosophical Reflections on Christian Liturgy, Grand Rapids (IN, USA), July 3rd

80. Rik Peels. (2009). “A Plurality of Doxastic Oughts?” 19th Inter-university Workshop on Philosophy and Cognitive Science, University of Zaragoza (Spain), May 27th

81. Rik Peels. (2009). “The Nature and Conditions of Belief”, Young European Epistemologists Workshop, Geneva (Switzerland), March 20th [invited talk]

82. Rik Peels. (2009). “Varieties of Doxastic Ought”, Colloquium Practical Philosophy, Utrecht University (The Netherlands), February 24th [invited talk]

83. Rik Peels. (2009). “On Interpreting Deontological Doxastic Judgments”, Recent Trends in Philosophy of Language and General Analytic Philosophy, Tilburg University (the Netherlands), January 22nd

84. Rik Peels. (2008). “In Defense of Revolutionary Moral Fictionalism: Response to Terence Cuneo and Sean Christy”, Colloquium, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, November 27th [invited talk]

85. Rik Peels. (2008). “The Varieties of Ignorance”, Second Workshop in Analytic Philosophy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, May 15th

86. Rik Peels. (2008). “Ignorance as Excuse Condition for Doxastic Responsibility”, Epistemic Agency Conference, Geneva, April 25th

87. Rik Peels. (2008). “Doubt-that and Doubt-whether”, First Workshop in Analytic Philosophy, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, January 21st [invited talk]

88. Rik Peels. (2007). “Blissful Ignorance”, The Value of Knowledge Conference, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, August 2007, August 27th

89. Rik Peels. (2007). “Zimmermann on Religious Doubt and Faith in God”, International Master Christian Studies of Science and Society Conference 2007, Eck en Wiel, June 5th [invited talk]

90. Rik Peels. (2005). “Divine Foreknowledge and Eternal Damnation: The Theory of Middle Knowledge as Solution to the Soteriological Problem of Evil”, The Third International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities, University of Cambridge (Cambridge, UK), August 2nd

91. Rik Peels. (2005). “Divine Foreknowledge and Eternal Damnation: The Theory of Middle Knowledge as Solution to the Soteriological Problem of Evil”, The University of Iowa (Iowa City, US), May 6th

Book Panels on My Work 1. 2019. On Rik Peels, Responsible Belief: A Theory in Ethics and Epistemology (New

York: Oxford University Press, 2017), American Philosophical Association Central Division, Denver (CO), Sandy Goldberg and Sarah Paul

2. 2018. On Rik Peels, Responsible Belief: A Theory in Ethics and Epistemology (New York: Oxford University Press, 2017), Evangelical Philosophical Society, Denver (CO, USA), November 13th–15th

3. 2017. On Rik Peels, Responsible Belief: A Theory in Ethics and Epistemology (New York: Oxford University Press, 2017), Colloquium Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

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Commentators: Katrien Schaubroeck (University of Antwerp, Belgium), and Jonathan Soeharno (University of Amsterdam)

4. 2016. On Rik Peels, Responsible Belief: A Theory in Ethics and Epistemology (New York: Oxford University Press, 2017), OZSW Conference, Universiteit of Groningen. Chair: Philip Robichaud (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam). Commentators: Annemarie Kalis (Utrecht University), Bruno Verbeek (Leiden University), Catarina Dutilh-Novaes (University of Groningen), Philip Nickel (Technological University Eindhoven)

Commentator at large 1. (2016). Varieties of Understanding: New Perspectives from Psychology, Philosophy, and

Theology, Capstone Conference, Fordham Law School, New York (USA), June 22nd-24th Lectures in Dutch 1. Rik Peels. (2018). “Reproduceerbaarheid van wetenschappelijk onderzoek:

Wetenschapsbreed van belang?”, KNAW, Amsterdam, March 5th 2. Rik Peels. (2018). “In God geloven: Waarom zou je?”, Absens Carens, with Navigators

Zwolle, Ichtus Zwolle, ZHTC, Oikos, Boreas, Windesheim College (Zwolle), January 30th 3. Rik Peels, Hans van Eyghen, Gijsbert Van den Brink. (2017). “De Cognitive Science of

Religion en de cognitieve gevolgen van het kwaad”, Nederlandse Vereniging voor Godsdienstwijsbegeerte, Utrecht, May 12th

4. Rik Peels. (2017). “Over de oorsprong, het nut en de betekenis van religie”, Bildung Academie, Amsterdam, May 9th

5. Rik Peels. (2017). “Wie wil jij herdenken? Over 4 mei en de grenzen van de Nederlandse dodenherdenking”, Licht Oud-Zuid, Amsterdam, May 2nd

6. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels, Renée van Woudenberg. (2016). “De epistemische verantwoordelijkheden van de Universiteit”, VU-Vereniging, November 19th

7. Rik Peels. (2016). “Een wereldbeeld met of zonder God”, Veritas Forum, Studium Generale, Technische Universiteit Twente, October 11th [invited lecture]

8. Rik Peels. (2016). “Hoe recente wetenschappelijke ontwikkelingen de apologetiek hebben veranderd”, AKZ+ lezingenserie, Theologische Universiteit Kampen [invited lecture]

9. Rik Peels. (2016). “De taak van de theologie”, Symposium Theologie en Universiteit, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, September 9th [invited lecture]

10. Rik Peels. (2016). “Filosofie en religious geloof”, Navigators Studentenvereniging Amsterdam, August 24th [invited lecture]

11. Rik Peels. (2016). “Niet onwetendheid, maar onwetendheid van onwetendheid is het einde van kennis”, Felix & Sofie, Amsterdam, June 21st [invited talk]

12. Rik Peels. (2016). “Sciëntisme en de claims van wetenschap”, Evangelische Hogeschool, March 22nd [invited talk]

13. Rik Peels. (2016). “De mogelijkheden en grenzen van natuurlijke theologie”, Book presentation “Onze Vader: Christelijk spreken over God” by Jan Muis, Protestant Theological University the Netherlands, March 3rd [invited talk]

14. Rik Peels. (2016). “Kennis, verantwoord geloof, redelijkheid”, Studentenvereniging Ichthus, Utrecht, January 20th [invited talk]

15. Rik Peels. (2016). “Brandweer, Socrates en verbinding met de samenleving”, Brandweer-Nederland, Noordwijk, January 18th [invited talk]

16. Rik Peels. (2015). “Zin en onzin van geloof in God in een wetenschappelijk tijdperk”, CAMA Aalsmeer, April 23rd [invited talk]

17. Rik Peels and Stefan Paas. (2014). “God, geloven, argumenten, redelijkheid”, Doopsgezinde Gemeente Aalsmeer, November 18th

18. Rik Peels. (2014). “Waarom zou je in God geloven?”, C.S.F.R. Delft, August 20th

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19. Rik Peels. (2014). “God, geloven, argumenteren”, Evangelische Hogeschool, April 4th [invited talk]

20. Rik Peels. (2014). “God, geloven en wetenschap”, Greijdanus College, Zwolle, April 2nd [invited talk]

21. Rik Peels. (2014). “Argumenteren over God”, Café Mokum, Amsterdam, February 28th [invited talk]

22. Rik Peels, Stefan Paas. (2014). “Geloof als redelijk, normale optie voor redelijke, normale mensen”, Dordrecht, De Ontmoetingskerk, February 26th [invited talk]

23. Rik Peels. (2014). “De natuurlijke aanleg voor religiositeit”, Café De Gouwe, Oegstgeest, February 10th [invited talk]

24. Rik Peels. (2014). “Hoe geloof je in God in een seculiere, wetenschappelijke cultuur?”, VGSU, Utrecht, January 9th [invited talk]

25. Rik Peels. (2013). “Theologie als verantwoord spreken over God”, Universiteit, wetenschap en religie in Nederland, Utrecht University, December 13th

26. Rik Peels. (2013). “Religie, onderwijs en identiteit”, Interconfessionele Scholengemeenschap Arcus, Lelystad, November 26th [invited talk]

27. Rik Peels. (2013). “God bewijzen”, Navigators Studentenvereniging Amsterdam, November 13th

28. Rik Peels. (2013). “Wetenschap vs. geloof?”, Licht Oud-Zuid, Amsterdam, November 7th [invited talk]

29. Rik Peels. (2012). “Met heel je hart, ziel en verstand: christen zijn op de universiteit”, Delft Technological University, December 6th [invited talk]

30. Rik Peels. (2012). “Heb God lief met heel je verstand”, CSFR Rotterdam, August [invited talk]

31. Rik Peels. (2012). “God dienen met (heel) je verstand”, G.T.S.V. Voetius, Amsterdam, May 29th [invited talk]

32. Rik Peels. (2012). “Rationeel religieus geloof zonder argumenten”, Spui25, Amsterdam, February 24th [invited talk]

33. Rik Peels. (2011). “Verantwoord geloven en God kennen”, Café de Bovenwereld, Rotterdam, October 24th [invited talk]

34. Rik Peels. (2009). “Reformed Epistemology: wat is het en wat kun je er mee?” CSFR-Groningen, Bakkeveen, May 1st [invited talk]

35. Rik Peels. (2006). “William Clifford en William James over The Ethics of Belief”, Study conference Stichting Reformatorische Wijsbegeerte, Amersfoort (the Netherlands), January 14th

Debates in Dutch 1. Rik Peels, Victor Gijsbers. (2017). “Wetenschap en religieus geloof”, Leiden

Connectweek, Leiden University, March 20th 2. Rik Peels, Jeroen Bouterse. (2015). “Is Godsgeloof redelijk?”, S.S.R.N.U., Utrecht,

February 5th 3. Rik Peels, Ruard Ganzevoort. (2014). “Theologie kan niet zonder waarheidsaanspraak”,

CSFR, Academiegebouw Universiteit Groningen, April 23rd 4. Rik Peels, Maarten Boudry, Herman Philipse, Stefan Paas. (2014). “Nationaal

religiedebat: Is Godsgeloof redelijk?”, moderated by Markha Valenta, Felix Meritis, Amsterdam, January 29th

5. Rik Peels, Stefan Paas, Taede Smedes, Floris van den Berg. (2014). “Voorbij de religieuze verwaarlozing”, moderated by Nynke Sietsma, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, January 16th

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K. Publications A. In English a. Academic Monographs 1. Rik Peels. (2017). Responsible Belief: A Theory in Ethics and Epistemology (New York:

Oxford University Press) • Reviews: Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (2017), Ethics (2017) • Special issues: Teorema (2018); International Journal of Philosophical Studies

(2018) • Interviews: Website Evangelical Philosophical Society:

http://blog.epsociety.org/2017/09/what-is-responsible-belief-interview.html (2017) b. Edited Academic Books 1. Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2019). The Cambridge Companion to Common Sense

Philosophy (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Authors: Richard Bett (Johns Hopkins, USA), Katja Krause (Harvard University, USA), Stephen Wagner (St John’s Minnesota, USA), Anne-Marie Butler (Iowa State University, USA), Paul Wood (University of Victoria, Canada), Nicolas Fernando de Warren (Belgium), Tom Baldwin (York, UK), Krista Lawlor (Stanford, USA), Noah Lemos (College of William and Mary, USA), René van Woudenberg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Nicholas Rescher (University of Pittsburgh, USA), Rik Peels (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Duncan Pritchard (Edinburgh, UK), Massimo Pigliucci (CUNY, USA), Jeroen de Ridder (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Orly Shenker (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel), forthcoming

2. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder, René van Woudenberg. (2019). Scientific Challenges to Common Sense Philosophy (Oxford: Routledge). Authors: Yuri Balashov (University of Georgia, USA), Qassim Cassam (University of Warwick, UK), Taylor T. Davis (Purdue University, USA), Jeroen de Ridder (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Farah Focquaert (Ghent University, Belgium), Curtis Hardin (Brooklyn College, USA), Meir Hemmo (University of Haifa, Israel), Noah Lemos (College of William and Mary, USA), Kelvin McQueen (Chapman University, USA), Tim O’Connor (Indiana University Bloomington, USA), Rik Peels (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Brett Pelham (Montgomery College, USA), Regina Rini (New York University, USA), Michael Ruse (Florida State University, USA), Lev Vaitman (Tel Aviv University, Israel), Peter van Inwagen (University of Notre Dame, USA), René van Woudenberg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Aku Visala (University of Helsinki, Finland)

3. Hans van Eyghen, Rik Peels, and Gijsbert Van den Brink, eds. (2018). New Developments in the Cognitive Science of Religion: The Rationality of Religious Belief (Dordrecht Springer). Authors: Paolo Mantovani (University of Roehampton, UK), Justin McBrayer (Fort Lewis College, USA), Robert Nola (University of Auckland, New Zealand), Lluis Oviedo (Pontifical University Antonianum, Italy), Aku Visala (University of Helsinki, Finland), John Wilkins (University of Melbourne, Australia), Matthew Braddock (University of Tennessee, USA), Konrad Scozik (University of Information Technology and Management, Poland), Hans van Eyghen (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Gijsbert van den Brink (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Rik Peels (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), forthcoming

4. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg, eds. (2018). Scientism: Prospects and Problems (New York: Oxford University Press). Authors: Jeroen de Ridder (Vrije

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Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Ian Kidd (Durham University, United Kingdom), Hilary Kornblith (University of Massachusetts, United States), James Ladyman (University of Bristol, United Kingdom), William FitzPatrick (Rochester, US), Alyssa Ney (University of Rochester, United States), Rik Peels (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Alvin Plantinga (University of Notre Dame, United States), Alex Rosenberg (Duke University, United States), Mikael Stenmark (University of Uppsala, Sweden), and René van Woudenberg (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), forthcoming

5. Rik Peels, Martijn Blaauw, eds. (2017). The Epistemic Dimensions of Ignorance (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Authors: Michael Blome-Tillman (McGill University, USA), Berit Brogaard (St. Louis University, USA), Jessica Brown (St. Andrews University, UK), Pierre Le Morvan (The College of New Jersey, USA) and Rik Peels (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Justin McBryer (Fort Lewis College, USA), José Medina (Vanderbilt University, USA), Nikolaj Nottelmann (Syddansk Universitet, Denmark), Erik Olsson and Carlo Proietti (University of Lund, Sweden), Duncan Pritchard (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK) • Reviews: Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (April 2017)

6. Rik Peels, ed. (2017). Perspectives on Ignorance from Moral and Social Philosophy (New York/Oxford: Routledge). Authors: Larry Alexander (University of San Diego, USA), Marcia Baron (Indiana University, USA), Don Fallis (University of Arizona, USA), Alexander Guerrero (University of Pennsylvania), Sven Ove Hansson (Stockholm Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden), Elinor Mason (University of Edinburgh, UK), Seumas Miller (Charles Sturt University, Australia), Martin Peterson (Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands), Carolina Sartorio (University of Arizona, USA), Holly Smith (Rutgers University, USA), and Michael Zimmermann (University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA) • Reviews: Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (April 2017)

c1: Academic Journal Articles 1. Rik Peels. (2019). “Is The Problem of Moral Luck a Problem of Lack of Control?”, in

Andrew C. Khoury (ed.), Midwest Studies in Philosophy 43: The Problem of Moral Luck, forthcoming

2. Rik Peels. (2019). “Can God Be Jealous?”, The Heythrop Journal 60, forthcoming 3. Rik Peels. (2018). “Does Evolution Conflict with God’s Character?”, Modern Theology,

forthcoming 4. Rik Peels. (2018). “Response to Zimmerman, Steup, Booth, and Kalis & Schaubroeck”,

International Journal of Philosophical Studies, forthcoming 5. Rik Peels. (2018). “Précis”, International Journal of Philosophical Studies, forthcoming 6. Rik Peels. (2018). “The Influence View on Responsible Belief: Reply to Kulp, Levy,

Rossi, and Goldberg”, Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 37.2, forthcoming 7. Rik Peels. (2018). “Précis: The Importance and Complexities of Believing Responsibly”

Teorema: International Journal of Philosophy 37.2, forthcoming 8. Rik Peels. (2018). “Epistemic Values in the Humanities and the Sciences”, History of

Humanities 3.1, 89-111 9. René van Woudenberg and Rik Peels. (2018). “The Metaphysics of Degrees”, European

Journal of Philosophy 26.1, 46-65 10. Rik Peels. (2017). “Responsible Belief and Epistemic Justification”, Synthese 194.8,

2895-2915 11. Rik Peels. (2017). “Ten Reasons to Embrace Scientism”, Studies in History and

Philosophy of Science A 63, 11-21

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12. Rik Peels. (2016). “The Empirical Case against Introspection”, Philosophical Studies 173.9, 2461-2485

13. Rik Peels. (2016). “Is Science like a Crossword Puzzle? Foundherentist Conceptions of Scientific Warrant”, Canadian Journal of Philosophy 46.1, 81-101

14. Rik Peels. (2015). “Let’s Bite the Bullet on Deontological Epistemic Justification: A Response to Robert Lockie”, Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective 4.12, 42-49

15. Rik Peels. (2015). “Believing at Will Is Possible”, Australasian Journal of Philosophy 93.3, 524-541

16. Rik Peels. (2015). “Does God Have a Sense of Humor?”, Faith and Philosophy 32.3, 271-292

17. Rik Peels. (2015). “A Modal Solution to the Problem of Moral Luck”, American Philosophical Quarterly 52.1, 73-87

18. Rik Peels. (2014). “Against Doxastic Compatibilism”, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 89.3, 679-702

19. Rik Peels. (2014). “What Kind of Ignorance Excuses? Two Neglected Issues”, Philosophical Quarterly 64.256, 478-496

20. Rik Peels. (2014). “Hume’s Law Violated?”, Journal of Value Inquiry 48.3, 449-455 21. Rik Peels, Anthony Booth. (2014). “Why Responsible Belief Is Permissible Belief”,

Analytic Philosophy 55.1, 75-88 22. Rik Peels. (2014). “Are Naturalism and Moral Realism Incompatible?”, Religious Studies

50.1, 77-86 23. Rik Peels. (2013). “Guest Editor’s Preface: A New Case for Atheism”, Philo 16.1, 5-8. 24. Rik Peels. (2013). “A Bodiless Spirit?”, Philo 16.1, 62-76 25. Rik Peels. (2013). “Does Doxastic Responsibility Entail the Ability to Believe

Otherwise?”, Synthese 190.17, 3651-3669 26. Rik Peels. (2013). “Is Omniscience Impossible?”, Religious Studies 49.4, 481-490 27. Rik Peels. (2013). “Belief-Policies Cannot Ground Doxastic Responsibility”, Erkenntnis

78.3, 561-569 28. Rik Peels. (2012). “The New View on Ignorance Undefeated”, Philosophia 40.4, 741-750 29. Anthony Booth, Rik Peels. (2012). “Epistemic Justification, Rights, and Permissibility”,

Logos and Episteme 3.3, 405-411 30. Rik Peels. (2011). “Ignorance Is Lack of True Belief: A Rejoinder to Le Morvan”,

Philosophia 39.2, 345-355 31. Rik Peels. (2011). “Sin and Human Cognition of God”, Scottish Journal of Theology

64.4, 390-409 32. Rik Peels. (2011). “Tracing Culpable Ignorance”, Logos and Episteme 2.4, 575-582 33. Rik Peels. (2010). “Epistemic Desiderata and Epistemic Pluralism”, Journal of

Philosophical Research 35, 193-207 34. Rik Peels. (2010). “The Effects of Sin Upon Human Moral Cognition”, Journal of

Reformed Theology 4.1, 42-69 35. Rik Peels. (2010). “The Ethics of Belief and Christian Faith as Commitment to

Assumptions”, Religious Studies 46.1, 97-107 36. Rik Peels. (2010). “What Is Ignorance?” Philosophia 38.1, 57-67 37. Anthony Booth, Rik Peels. (2010). “Why Responsible Belief Is Blameless Belief”, The

Journal of Philosophy 107.5, 157-165 38. Rik Peels. (2007). “Doxastic Doubt, Fiducial Doubt, and Christian Faith”, Neue

Zeitschrift für Systematische Theologie und Religionsphilosophie 49.2, 183-198 39. Rik Peels. (2006). “Divine Foreknowledge and Eternal Damnation: The Theory of

Middle Knowledge as Solution to the Soteriological Problem of Evil”, Neue Zeitschrift für Systematische Theologie und Religionsphilosophie 48.2, 160-175

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c2: Academic Journal Articles Under Review and Under Construction 1. Rik Peels, Lex Bouter. “Replication in the Humanities”, under review 2. Rik Peels, “Can Trust Be Voluntary?”, under review 3. Rik Peels, “Doubt”, under review 4. Rik Peels, “The Presumption of Theism”, under review 5. Rik Peels, “How Literary Works of Fiction Deliver Knowledge and Understanding”,

revise and resubmit 6. Rik Peels, “Christian Liturgical Commemoration: A Philosophical Account”, revise and

resubmit 7. Rik Peels, “The Possibility and Desirability of Replication in the Humanities”, draft

finished 8. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder, Tamarinde Haven, Lex Bouter, “Value Pluralism in

Research Integrity”, draft finished 9. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder, “The Argument from Scale”, draft finished 10. Rik Peels, Jean-Philippe de Jong, “Replication in the Humanities: Four Case Studies”,

under construction d. Edited Special Issues and Proceedings 1. Rik Peels. (2013). Special issue of Philo (16.1) on Herman Philipse’s, God in the Age of

Science? A Critique of Religious Reason (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012). Contributions by Boudewijn de Bruin (Groningen University), Jeroen de Ridder and Mathanja Berger (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Herman Philipse (Utrecht University), and Emanuel Rutten (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Gijsbert van den Brink (Protestant Theological University)

2. Henk Geertsema, Rik Peels, Jan van der Stoep. (2008). Philosophy Put to Work: Contemporary Issues in Art, Society, Politics, Science and Religion, Amsterdam Christian Studies: Facing the Challenge, Vol. 1 (Amsterdam: Master Christian Studies of Science and Society)

e. Contributions to Books and Proceedings 1. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder, René van Woudenberg. (2019). “Introduction”, in Rik Peels,

Jeroen de Ridder, René van Woudenberg (eds.), Scientific Challenges to Common Sense Philosophy (Oxford: Routledge)

2. Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg. (2019). “Introduction”, in Rik Peels and René van Woudenberg (eds.), The Cambridge Companion to Common Sense Philosophy (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press)

3. Rik Peels. (2019). “The Epistemic Authority of Common Sense”, in Rik Peels and René van Woudenberg (eds.), The Cambridge Companion to Common Sense Philosophy (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press)

4. Rik Peels. (2018). “What Is Luck? The Mixed Account Victorious”, in Ian Church and Robert Hartman (eds.), Routledge Handbook on Theories of Luck (Oxford: Routledge)

5. Rik Peels. (2018). “Asserting Ignorance”, in Sanford Goldberg (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Assertion (Oxford: Oxford University Press)

6. Hans van Eyghen, Rik Peels, and Gijsbert Van den Brink. (2018). “Introduction”, in Hans van Eyghen, Rik Peels, and Gijsbert Van den Brink (eds.), New Developments in the Cognitive Science of Religion: The Rationality of Religious Belief (Dordrecht Springer)

7. Rik Peels. (2019). “Should We Accept Scientism? The Argument from Self-Referential Incoherence”, in Kevin Ray McCain and Kostas Kampourakis (eds.), Knowing in Science: An Introduction (Oxford: Routledge)

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8. Rik Peels, Hans van Eyghen, Gijsbert van den Brink. (2018). “Cognitive Science of Religion and the Cognitive Consequences of Sin”, in Hans van Eyghen, Rik Peels, Gijsbert van den Brink (eds.), New Developments in the Cognitive Science of Religion and the Rationality of Religious Belief (Dordrecht: Springer)

9. Rik Peels. (2018). “Introduction: Putting Scientism on the Philosophical Agenda”, René van Woudenberg, Rik Peels, and Jeroen de Ridder (eds.), Scientism: Prospects and Problems (New York: Oxford University Press), forthcoming

10. Rik Peels. (2018). “A Conceptual Map of Scientism”, in Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels, and René van Woudenberg (eds.), Scientism: Prospects and Problems (New York: Oxford University Press), forthcoming

11. Rik Peels. (2018). “The Fundamental Argument against Scientism”, in Maarten Boudry and Massimo Pigliucci (eds.), Science Unlimited? The Challenges of Scientism (Chicago: Chicago University Press), 165-184

12. Rik Peels. (2018). “God Is a Repenting God: Taking Biblical Theology Seriously in Systematic Theology: A Case Study”, in Jaap Dekker and Gert Kwakkel (eds.), Reading and Listening: Meeting One God in Many Texts, Festschrift for Eric Peels, Amsterdamse Cahiers voor Exegese van de Bijbel en zijn Tradities (Bergambacht: Uitgeverij 2VM), 257-266

13. Rik Peels, René van Woudenberg, Jeroen de Ridder. (2017). “Newman and Nussbaum on the Purpose of Higher Education”, in Annemie Halsema and Angela Roothaan (eds.), Scheuren in het bolwerk – vrouwen in de filosofie: Artikelen aangeboden aan Dr. Loes Derksen – 2 juni 2017 (Amsterdam: VU University), 78-86

14. Rik Peels. (2017). “Ignorance”, in Tim Crane (ed.), Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy (London: Routledge)

15. Rik Peels and Martijn Blaauw. (2016). “Introduction”, in Rik Peels and Martijn Blaauw (eds.), The Epistemic Dimensions of Ignorance (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), 1-11

16. Pierre Le Morvan and Rik Peels. (2016). “The Nature of Ignorance: Two Views”, in Rik Peels and Martijn Blaauw (eds.), The Epistemic Dimensions of Ignorance (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), 12-32

17. Rik Peels. (2017). “Introduction”, in Rik Peels (ed.), Perspectives on Ignorance from Moral and Social Philosophy (New York/Oxford: Routledge), 1-14

18. Rik Peels. (2016). “Can God Repent?”, in Jonathan L. Kvanvig (ed.), Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion VII (Oxford: Oxford University Press), 190-212

19. Nikolaj Nottelmann and Rik Peels. (2013). “Some Metaphysical Implications of a Credible Ethics of Belief”, in Nikolaj Nottelmann (ed.), New Essays on Belief: Constitution, Content, and Structure (New York: Palgrave Macmillan), 230-250

20. Rik Peels. (2008). “Zimmermann on Doubt and Faith in God”, in Henk Geertsema, Rik Peels, and Jan van der Stoep (eds.), Philosophy Put to Work: Contemporary Issues in Art, Society, Politics, Science and Religion, Amsterdam Christian Studies: Facing the Challenge, Vol. 1 (Amsterdam: Master Christian Studies of Science and Society, 2008), 141-156

f. Book Reviews 1. Rik Peels. (2017). Samuel M. Powell, The Impassioned Life: Reason and Emotion in the

Christian Tradition (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2016), Philosophy, Theology, and the Sciences 4.1, 124-129

2. Rik Peels. (2016). Duncan Pritchard and Lee John Whittington, The Philosophy of Luck (Oxford: Blackwell, 2014), Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, September 23rd, http://ndpr.nd.edu/news/70033-the-philosophy-of-luck/

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3. Rik Peels. (2016). Kevin Diller, Theology’s Epistemological Dilemma: How Karl Barth and Alvin Plantinga Provide a Unified Response (Downers Grove, Ill.: IVP Academic, 2014), Journal of Analytic Theology 4.4, 421-427

4. Rik Peels. (2011). Keith A. Mascord, Alvin Plantinga and Christian Apologetics, Bletchley: Paternoster, 2006, Scottish Journal of Theology 64.3, 373-375

5. Rik Peels. (2008). Stephen J. Grabill, Rediscovering the Natural Law in Reformed Theological Ethics, Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2006, Philosophia Reformata 73.1, 115-8

6. Rik Peels. (2007). A. Dole and A. Chignell (eds.), God and the Ethics of Belief. New Essays in Philosophy of Religion (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005), Philosophia Reformata 72.1, 81-83

7. Rik Peels. (2007). P. Van Inwagen, The Problem of Evil. The Gifford Lectures Delivered in the University of St Andrews in 2003 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006), Philosophia Reformata 72.1, 83-87

g. Blogs 1. Rik Peels. (2016). “Should We Act on Our Beliefs? The Vexing Nature of

Responsibility”, Oxford University Press, http://blog.oup.com/2016/11/beliefs-and-responsibility/, November 19th

h. Other 1. Rik Peels. (2018). “Ignorance Matters”, The Philosophers’ Magazine, November 1st,

forthcoming 2. Rik Peels. (2014). An Experience Map of Scientism: What the World Looks Like if

Science Is the Measure of All Things (Amsterdam: Buijten en Schipperheijn) B. In Dutch a. Books 1. Stefan Paas and Rik Peels. (2013). God bewijzen. Argumenten voor en tegen geloven

(Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Balans), 382 pp. Reviewed/discussed in, among others, www.bezieling.nl, Elsevier, www.eo.nl, EO Visie, www.geloofenwetenschap.nl, www.goedgelovig.nl, De Groene Amsterdammer, Happinez, www.indekerk.be, Katholiek Nieuwsblad, Knevel & Van den Brink, NRC Handelsblad, NRC-Next, www.nieuwwij.nl, De Standaard, De Strijdkreet, Trouw, Volkskrant, De Wekker. 5 editions

2. Rik Peels. (2014). Voor iedereen een kans? Over de grenzen van de Nederlandse Dodenherdenking (Amsterdam: NRC e-book), 99 pp. Published on Wednesday April 30th

b. Edited Volumes: Books and Journal Issues 1. Rik Peels. (2013). Is wetenschap de maat van alle dingen? –Sciëntismespecial –, Soφie

3.5 (October). c. Academic Articles 1. Rik Peels. (2015). “Het fundamentele argument tegen sciëntisme”, Algemeen Nederlands

Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 107.3, 267-284. 2. Rik Peels. (2015). “Een wandelgids bij het leven. Een analytische evaluatie van de

Christelijke Dogmatiek”, Nederlands Theologisch Tijdschrift 69.1, 21-37. 3. Rik Peels. (2013). “De plaats van het slachtoffer in de verzoeningsleer: Een

christologisch model”, Nederlands Theologisch Tijdschrift 67.3, 225-241 4. Rik Peels. (2013). “Het analytisch-filosofische debat over het bestaan van God: Een

terugblik en vooruitblik”, Tijdschrift voor Theologie 53.2, 155-161

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5. Rik Peels. (2012). “Alvin Plantinga over conflict en harmonie tussen geloof en wetenschap”, Radix 38.4, 257-276

6. Rik Peels. (2012). “Gevangen in dilemma's? Over de redelijkheid van geloof in God in een wetenschappelijk tijdperk”, Theologia Reformata 55.3, 294-301

7. Rik Peels. (2012). “Rationeel religieus geloof zonder argumenten”, Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 104.2, 108-111

8. Rik Peels and René van Woudenberg. (2009). “Het geloof van de atheïst”, Radix 35.3, 151-159

9. Rik Peels and René van Woudenberg. (2008). “Een falend atheïstisch argument. Respons aan Herman Philipse”, Nederlands Theologisch Tijdschrift 62.3, 196-202

10. Rik Peels and René van Woudenberg. (2008). “Het disjunctieve atheïsme van Herman Philipse”, Nederlands Theologisch Tijdschrift 62.1, 24-44

11. Rik Peels. (2007). “Epistemische pluraliteit”, Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 99.4, 263-280

12. Rik Peels. (2007). “De scheepseigenaar en de gelovige. William Clifford over God, bewijs en doxastische verantwoordelijkheid”, Nederlands Theologisch Tijdschrift 61.2, 89-108

13. Rik Peels. (2007). “Bewijs, rationaliteit en geloof in God. Enkele kanttekeningen bij deontologisch evidentialisme”, Radix 33.2, 126-140

14. Rik Peels. (2005). “Weg met rechtvaardiging! De nieuwe epistemologische benadering van William P. Alston”, Radix 31.4, 257-264

d. Book Chapters 1. Rik Peels. (2018). “Evolutie en het karakter van God”, in William de Boer, René Fransen

en Rik Peels (red.), Christelijk geloof en evolutie (Kampen: Brevier), forthcoming 2. Rik Peels. (2014). “Theologie als verantwoord spreken over God”, in L.J. Dorsman en

Péjé J. Knegtmans (red.), Theologie, waarheidsliefde en religiekritiek. Over geloof en wetenschap aan de Nederlandse universiteiten sinds 1815 (Hilversum: Verloren).

3. Rik Peels. (2014). “Filosofie van de godsdienst”, in Chris Buskes en Herman Simissen (red.), Analytische filosofie. Een inleiding (Nijmegen: Vantilt), 231-259

4. Rik Peels. (2014). “Atheïsme in de praktijk”, in Henk Bakker, Maarten Kater en Van Vlastuin (eds.), Verantwoord geloof: Handboek apologetiek (Kampen: Brevier), 312-325.

5. Rik Peels. (2014). “Hedendaagse apologetiek”, in Henk Bakker, Maarten Kater en Van Vlastuin (eds.), Verantwoord geloof: Handboek apologetiek (Kampen: Brevier), 137-148.

6. Rik Peels. (2014). “Is geloof in God verantwoord?” in Henk Bakker, Maarten Kater en Van Vlastuin (eds.), Verantwoord geloof: Handboek apologetiek (Kampen: Brevier), 63-70.

e. Professional articles 1. Rik Peels, Jeroen de Ridder, René van Woudenberg. (2017). “Waar is een universiteit

goed voor? Newman en Nussbaum over het doel van universitair onderwijs”, Radix 43.4, 215-225

2. Rik Peels. (2016). “Seculier christen zijn. Dietrich Bonhoeffer als inspiratiebron”, Wapenveld 66.2, 31-36.

3. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2014). “Apologetiek is geen eenheidsworst. Respons op Maarten Wisse”, Soteria 31.2, 36-45

4. Jeroen de Ridder, Rik Peels. (2014). “Groot, klein en God”, www.geloofenwetenschap.nl, January 31st

5. Rik Peels. (2013). “Theologie als makelaar in levenswijsheid. Waarom elke vorm van theologie zonder waarheidsaanspraak gedoemd is tot inconsistentie en intolerantie”, Sotèria 30.4, 64-76

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6. Rik Peels. (2013). “De wetenschap als maat van alle dingen. Wat is sciëntisme en waarom is het debat erover relevant?”, Soφie 3.5, 4-7

7. Stefan Paas en Rik Peels. (2013). “Waarom geloven zo weinig wetenschappers in God?”, www.geloofenwetenschap.nl, September 12th

8. Rik Peels. (2013). “Drijfveren van een atheïst. Een onbelicht aspect van atheïsme in de christelijke apologetiek”, Wapenveld 63.1, 29-35

9. Rik Peels. (2012). “Is religieus (on)geloof verantwoord?”, Wapenveld 62.2, 26-30 10. Rik Peels. (2011). “Ik ben een theïst”, Soφie 1.5, 38 11. Rik Peels. (2010). “Is kennis van God mogelijk? De apologetische waarde van Alvin

Plantinga’s Reformed Epistemology II”, Beweging 74.2, 30-33 12. Rik Peels. (2009). “Kunnen religieuze overtuigingen rationeel zijn? De apologetische

waarde van Alvin Plantinga’s Reformed Epistemology”, Beweging 73.4, 34-38 13. Rik Peels. (2009). Conference report of Responsible Belief in the Face of Disagreement,

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 18-20 August, The Reasoner 3.9, 15-16 14. Rik Peels. (2009). “Het begon met verwondering”, Beweging 73.2, 40-42 15. Rik Peels. (2009). “Wanneer is filosofie christelijke filosofie?”, Ellips 34.2, 19-22 16. Rik Peels. (2008). “Nieuw licht op het probleem van het kwaad?”, Filosofie 18.4, 25-28 17. Rik Peels. (2008). Conference Report of The Value of Knowledge at the Vrije Universiteit

Amsterdam, 27-29 August 2007, Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 100.2, 148-150

18. Rik Peels. (2007). “Van den Belt over Herman Bavinck en het paard van Troje”, Oikodomè XI.3, 12-14

19. Rik Peels. (2006). “Het evidentialisme van Herman Philipse”, Beweging 74.4, 42-45 20. Rik Peels. (2006). “Opstanding van hetzelfde lichaam?”, Oikodomè X.1, 4-10 21. Rik Peels. (2005). “Een dogmatisch trilemma”, Oikodomè IX.3, 32-35 f. Book Reviews 1. Rik Peels. (2015). Thomas M. Crisp, Steve L. Porter en Gregg A. Ten Elshof (red.),

Christian Scholarship in the Twenty-First Century: Prospects and Perils (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2014), Soteria 32.2, 65-66.

2. Rik Peels. (2013). Freddy Mortier, De hoer van de duivel. Illusies en Godsgeloof (Leuven/Den Haag: Acco, 2011), in Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte, 105.3, 195-197

3. Rik Peels. (2011). René ten Bos, Stilte, geste, stem (Amsterdam: Boom, 2011), Nederlands Dagblad, Bijlage Gulliver, 7

4. Rik Peels. (2007). Hasard et nécessité dans la philosophie Grecque (Athene: Académie d’Athènes, 2005), Tijdschrift voor filosofie 69.4, 760

5. Rik Peels. (2007). Zenon Bankowski (red.), Epistemology and Ontology, Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie Beiheft 102 (Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 2005), Tijdschrift voor filosofie 69.4, 778-779

6. Rik Peels. (2007). P. Guyer, Kant (London/New York: Routledge, 2006), Tijdschrift voor filosofie 69.4, 767

7. Rik Peels. (2007). H.D. Battaly and M.P. Lynch (eds.), Perspectives on the Philosophy of William P. Alston (Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, 2005), Tijdschrift voor filosofie 69.4, 750-751

8. Rik Peels. (2007). Augustinus, De baptismo – Über die Taufe, Opera – Werke 28, Hrsg. von Hermann-Josef Sieben (Paderborn: Ferdinand Schöningh, 2006), Tijdschrift voor filosofie 69.2, 385

9. Rik Peels. (2007). Henri de Lubac, Résistance chrétienne au nazisme, Oeuvres complètes XXXIV (Paris: Cerf, 2006), Tijdschrift voor filosofie 69.2, 400

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10. Rik Peels. (2006). Cees Dekker, Ronald Meester en René van Woudenberg (eds.), En God beschikte een worm. Over schepping en evolutie (Kampen: Ten Have, 2006), Beweging 70.2, 46

g. Blogs 1. Rik Peels. (2018). “Wat betekent het om mens te zijn?”, http://degrotevragen.nl/wat-

betekent-mens-zijn/, January 16th 2. Rik Peels. (2017). “Het wordt tijd dat God weer een plek krijgt in het gesprek over

moraal”, Lazarus, http://lazarus.nl/2017/09/geef-god-een-plek-in-gesprek-moraal/?utm_content=bufferba330&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer, September 19th

3. Rik Peels. (2017). “Filosoof Alvin Plantinga wint prestigieuze John Templeton Prize”, https://bijnaderinzien.org/2017/05/04/filosoof-alvin-plantinga-wint-prestigieuze-john-templeton-prize/, May 4th

4. Stefan Paas en Rik Peels. (2017). “Theepotten, spaghettimonsters en andere zaken die men ziet vliegen”, https://www.geloofenwetenschap.nl/index.php/artikelen/item/805-theepotten-spaghettimonsters-er-andere-zaken-die-men-ziet-vliegen, March 7th

5. Rik Peels. (2017). “Evolutie en Gods karakter (part 3): Drie reacties die (mij) samen overtuigen”, http://www.geloofenwetenschap.nl/index.php/opinie/item/796-evolutie-en-gods-karakter-deel-3, February 6th

6. Rik Peels. (2017). “Evolutie en Gods karakter (part 2): Een paar reacties die (mij) níet overtuigen”, http://www.geloofenwetenschap.nl/index.php/opinie/item/794-evolutie-en-gods-karakter-deel-2, January 27th

7. Rik Peels. (2017). “Evolutie en Gods karakter (part 1): Wat is het probleem?”, http://www.geloofenwetenschap.nl/index.php/opinie/item/791-evolutie-en-gods-karakter-deel-1, January 18th

h. Op-ed Articles in Dutch 1. Rik Peels. (2016). “Voor geloof in God zijn geen argumenten nodig”, Nederlands

Dagblad, October 11th 2. Rik Peels. (2014). “De oorlog wordt weer van de slachtoffers”, Parool, October 11th 3. Stefan Paas, Rik Peels. (2014). “Logisch, dat de ene God de andere niet is”, Trouw,

September 20th 4. Rik Peels. (2014). “Dodenherdenking is geen kerstboom”, NRC-Handelsblad and NRC-

Next, May 2nd 5. Rik Peels. (2014). “Geloof in God als Nederlands taboe”, Kerk in Den Haag: Maandblad

voor spiritualiteit, cultuur en samenleving 17.164, 8 6. Stefan Paas and Rik Peels. (2013). “Religiositeit is nu lang genoeg de kop ingedrukt”, De

Volkskrant, October 14th 7. René van Woudenberg, Rik Peels. (2013). “Lamme ondermijnt zijn eigen onderzoek”,

NRC-Next, January 14th 8. Rik. Peels. (2012). “Virtuele kinderporno is een morele kwestie”, Nederlands Dagblad,

November 10th 9. Rik Peels. (2012). “Het leven is Christus”, Nederlands Dagblad, bijlage Gulliver,

September 7th 10. Rik Peels. (2012). “We eren de doden omdat hun recht is geschonden”, Trouw, May 11th 11. Rik Peels. (2012). “Zijn mensen verantwoordelijk voor hun overtuigingen?”, Friesch

Dagblad, March 12th 12. Rik Peels. (2012). “God van de gaten of God van alles?”, www.geloofenwetenschap.nl,

January 13. Rik Peels. (2012). “Helpt positieve discriminatie bij achterstelling?”, Trouw, January 13th

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14. Rik Peels. (2011). “Wetenschap en geloof: conflict of connectie?” Idea 32.2, 21-23 15. Cees Dekker and Rik Peels. (2008). “Herman Philipse ziet spoken”, NRC Handelsblad,

bijlage Opinie & Debat, December 13th 11. Rik Peels. (2006). “Koel hoofd, warm hart”, Nederlands Dagblad, August 11th 12. Rik Peels. (2006). “Drie Personen, één God?”, Nederlands Dagblad, August 13th 13. Rik Peels. (2006). “Schepping en/of evolutie?”, De Wekker 115, 326-327 14. Rik Peels. (2005). “Studeren in het buitenland is jezelf tegenkomen”, Nederlands

Dagblad, Het Katern, July 1st 15. Rik Peels. (2005). “Geloven om te begrijpen”, De Wekker 114, 480 16. Rik Peels. (2005). “Studeer verder in het buitenland”, Reformatorisch Dagblad, Oktober

14th L. Contact Details of Two References Prof.dr.mr. Herman Philipse Distinguished professor (universiteitshoogleraar) Philosophy Department Utrecht University Mail address: Willemsparkweg 53-I, 1071 GR Amsterdam The Netherlands Email: Herman.Philipse@phil.uu.nl Telephone number: 020-6755489 Prof.dr. René van Woudenberg Philosophy Department Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam De Boelelaan 1105 Room 13A-31 1081 HV Amsterdam The Netherlands Email: R.van_Woudenberg@ph.vu.nl Telephone number: 020-5986678