Shot in the dark for those of you who have attended the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities in recent years...

...have you seen any main sessions in which there was a major and explicit Christian theological argument at or near the center of any paper? 1/

I'm thinking here of the kind of central idea that would show up in the abstract. Not talking about oblique references to God or something...nor am I talking about explicit theological claims that have been translated in a secular language. 2/

Rather, I'm thinking about arguments and ideas that folks would recognize as explicitly theological.

Obviously they show up in the evening Christian theology interest group session...I've presented there myself. 3/

No, I'm thinking instead about the main sessions in which those who have power at ASBH let in certain kinds of arguments and keep out other kinds.

(And if you know others who might know more, please feel free to tag/mention them in this thread.) /fin