I just received a note from Caleb Maskell at the Jonathan Edwards Center about an interesting conference in Budapest on May 8-9, 2007.
The conference, "Jonathan Edwards in Europe," is meant to formally acknowledge and further encourage this important dialogue about Edwards in Europe. This meeting will bring European scholars interested in Edwards together with their American counterparts. Presentations and discussions will provide opportunities for scholars, clergy, and members of the general public to interact and to learn about Edwards, his life, times, and legacy, in American, transatlantic, and global contexts.
The conference is open to the public. There will be eight papers given by leading Jonathan Edwards scholars, each followed by a respondent and open discussion from the audience. The conference will be conducted in English.
Registration is free at www.jonathanedwardsineurope.com.
Inquiries can be made to the Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale University.