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Second International Congress

Piet Mondrian, Mill in Sunlight: The Winkel Mill (1908). Oil on canvas, 114 x 87 cm. Haags Gemeentemuseum, The Hague, Netherlands. 13–14 April 2012 Drew University Madison, NJ, USA The Second Congress on Ecstatic Naturalism continues the work of the First Congress in articulating and extending the philosophical and theological implications of ecstatic naturalism, a perspective originally developed by Professor Robert S. Corrington. The point of origin for philosophical query is nature naturing, i.e., nature perennially creating itself out of itself alone. Out of this origin the potencies (Schelling) birth the sacred folds that are most strongly concresced in the domain of the aesthetic sublime.