Philosophy of Religion : : A Reader and Guide /

Philosophy of Religion : : A Reader and Guide / / William Lane Craig.

Philosophy of Religion is a combined anthology and guide intended for use as a textbook in courses on Philosophy of Religion. It aims to bring to the student the very best of cutting-edge work on important topics in the field.The anthology is comprised of six sections, each of which opens with a sub...

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter Edinburgh University Press Backlist eBook-Package 2013-2000
VerfasserIn:
Craig, William Lane,
MitwirkendeR:
Alston, William P.,
Churchland, Paul,
Collins, Robin,
Craig, William Lane,
Davis, Stephen T.,
Draper, Paul,
Flint, Thomas P.,
Foster, John,
Freddoso, Alfred J.,
Hackett, Stuart C.,
Hacking, lan,
Leslie, John,
Meeker, Kevin,
Moreland, J. P.,
Morris, Thomas V.,
Murray, Michael J.,
Murray, Michael,
O'Connor, Timothy,
Padgett, Alan,
Plantinga, Alvin,
Porter, Steven,
Prevost, Robert,
Quinn, Philip L.,
Rowe, William L.,
Schlesinger, George,
Smith, Quentin,
Stump, Eleonore,
Swinburne, Richard,
Yandell, Keith E.,
van lnwagen, Peter,
Place / Publishing House:Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press, , [2022]
©2001
Year of Publication:2022
Language:English
Online Access:
Physical Description:1 online resource (656 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • CONTENTS
  • GENERAL INTRODUCTION
  • PART I. RELIGIOUS EPISTEMOLOGY
  • RELIGIOUS EPISTEMOLOGY: INTRODUCTION
  • 1.1 'THE LOGIC OF PASCAL'S WAGER'
  • 1.2 'A CENTRAL THEISTIC ARGUMENT'
  • 1.3 'IS BELIEF IN GOD RATIONALLY ACCEPT ABLE?'
  • 1.4 'DEFEATING THEISTIC BELIEFS'
  • SUGGESTED READING
  • PART II. NATURAL THEOLOGY
  • NATURAL THEOLOGY: INTRODUCTION
  • 2.1 'THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT AND THE EPISTEMIC STATUS OF BELIEF IN GOD'
  • 2.2 THE KALAM COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT
  • 2.3 'THE PREREQUISITES OF LIFE IN OUR UNIVERSE'
  • 2.4 'DESIGN AND THE MANY-WORLDS HYPOTHESIS'
  • 2.5 'THE VALUE DIMENSION OF THE COSMOS: A MORAL ARGUMENT'
  • 2.6 'SEARLE'S BIOLOGICAL NATURALISM AND THE ARGUMENT FROM CONSCIOUSNESS'
  • 2.7 'THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT'
  • 2.8 'THE CONCEPTUALIST ARGUMENT FOR GOD'S EXISTENCE'
  • SUGGESTED READING
  • PART III. THE COHERENCE OF THEISM
  • THE COHERENCE OF THEISM: INTRODUCTION
  • 3.1 'DIVINE NECESSITY'
  • 3.2 'GOD AND TIMELESSNESS'
  • 3.3 'ON OCKHAM'S WAY OUT'
  • 3.4 'ON DIVINE MIDDLE KNOWLEDGE'
  • 3.5 'MAXIMAL POWER'
  • 3.6 'WHAT EUTHYPHRO SHOULD HAVE SAID'
  • SUGGESTED READING
  • PART IV. THE PROBLEM OF EVIL
  • THE PROBLEM OF EVIL: INTRODUCTION
  • 4.1 'THE PROBLEM OF EVIL AND SOME VARIETIES OF ATHEISM'
  • 4.2 'PAIN AND PLEASURE: AN EVIDENTIAL PROBLEM FOR THEISTS'
  • 4.3 'SOME (TEMPORARILY) FINAL THOUGHTS ON EVIDENTIAL ARGUMENTS FROM EVIL'
  • 4.4 'THE MAGNITUDE, DURATION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF EVIL: A THEODICY'
  • 4.5 'THE PROBLEM OF EVIL'
  • SUGGESTED READING
  • PART V. THE SOUL AND LIFE EVERLASTING
  • THE SOUL AND LIFE EVERLASTING: INTRODUCTION
  • 5.1 'A REFUTATION OF DUALISM'
  • 5.2 'A DEFENSE OF DUALISM'
  • 5.3 'A DEFENSE OF DUALISM'
  • 5.4 'DUALISM AND PERSONAL IDENTITY'
  • 5.5 'THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD'
  • SUGGESTED READING
  • PART VI. CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY
  • CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY: INTRODUCTION
  • 6.1 'A DEFENSE OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY'
  • 6.2 'THE TWO MINDS VIEW OF INCARNATION'
  • 6.3 'HEAVEN AND HELL'
  • 6.4 RETHINKING THE LOGIC OF PENAL SUBSTITUTION
  • 6.5 'PETITIONARY PRAYER'
  • SUGGESTED READING
  • NOTES ON THE EDITORS
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  • INDEX

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