Philosophy of religion: a reader and guide

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New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press (2002)
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This book 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. (publisher, edited)

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BR100.P538 2002

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0813531209   0813531217   0748614621   9780813531205

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10.1515/9781474465908

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original Craig, William Lane (1998) "Philosophy of Religion: A Reader and Guide". Georgetown Univ Pr
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Alvin Plantinga.on Ockham'S. Way Out
John Foster.A. Defense Of Dualism
Keith E. Yandell.A. Defense Of Dualism
Paul Churchland.A. Refutation Of Dualism
William P. Alston.Thoughts On Evidential & Arguments From Evil
General introduction.  (pages 1-4)William Lane Craig
Religious Epistemology: Introduction.  (pages 7-16)William Lane Craig
Noological argument 2.6.  (pages 15--155)Searle'S. Biological Naturalism
1. the Logic of Pascal's Wager.  (pages 17-24)William Lane Craig
1. a Central Theistic argument.  (pages 25-39)William Lane Craig
1. is Belief in God Rationally Accept Able?  (pages 40-56)William Lane Craig
1. 1.4 'defeating theistic beliefs'.  (pages 57-65)Philip L. Quinn
Suggested Reading.  (pages 66-66)William Lane Craig
Natural theology: Introduction.  (pages 69-81)William Lane Craig
2. the Cosmological Argument and the Epistemic Status of Belief in God.  (pages 82-91)William Lane Craig
2. the Kalam Cosmological Argument.  (pages 92-113)William Lane Craig
2. the Prerequisites of Life in Our universe.  (pages 114-129)William Lane Craig
2. Design and the Many-Worlds hypothesis.  (pages 130-148)Robin Collins
2. the Value Dimension of the Cosmos: A Moral argument.  (pages 149-154)William Lane Craig
Axiological argument 2.5.  (pages 149)Stuart C. Hackett
2. Searle's Biological Naturalism and the Argument From consciousness.  (pages 155-179)William Lane Craig
2. the Ontological argument.  (pages 180-188)Peter Millican
2. the Ontological argument.  (pages 180-188)William Lane Craig
2. the Conceptualist Argument for God's Existence.  (pages 189-197)William Lane Craig
Suggested Reading.  (pages 198-200)William Lane Craig
The Coherence of Theism: Introduction.  (pages 203-215)William Lane Craig
3. 3.1 'divine necessity'.  (pages 216-229)Robert Prevost
3. God and timelessness.  (pages 230-245)William Lane Craig
3. 3.3 'on ockham's way out'.  (pages 246-256)Alvin Plantinga
3. on Divine Middle knowledge.  (pages 257-264)William Lane Craig
3. Maximal power.  (pages 265-282)William Lane Craig
3. What Euthyphro Should Have Said.  (pages 283-298)William P. Alston
Suggested Reading.  (pages 299-300)William Lane Craig
The Problem of Evil: Introduction.  (pages 303-316)William Lane Craig
The Problem of Evil: introduction.  (pages 309--310)Timothy O'Connor
4. the Problem of Evil and Some Varieties of atheism.  (pages 317-327)William Lane Craig
4. Pain and Pleasure: An Evidential Problem for theists.  (pages 328-345)William Lane Craig
4. Some (Temporarily) Final Thoughts on Evidential Arguments From evil.  (pages 346-369)William Lane Craig
4. the Magnitude, Duration, and Distribution of Evil: A theodicy.  (pages 370-393)William Lane Craig
4. the Problem of evil.  (pages 394-424)William Lane Craig
Suggested Reading.  (pages 425-426)William Lane Craig
The Soul and Life Everlasting: Introduction.  (pages 429-446)William Lane Craig
5. a Refutation of dualism.  (pages 447-454)William Lane Craig
5. 5.2 'a defense of dualism'.  (pages 455-475)John Foster
5. a Defense of dualism.  (pages 476-495)William Lane Craig
5. Dualism and Personal identity.  (pages 496-516)William Lane Craig
5. the Resurrection of the dead.  (pages 517-537)William Lane Craig
Suggested Reading.  (pages 538-540)William Lane Craig
Christian Theology: Introduction.  (pages 543-555)William Lane Craig
6. a Defense of the Doctrine of the trinity.  (pages 556-567)William Lane Craig
6. the Two Minds View of incarnation.  (pages 568-576)William Lane Craig
6. Heaven and hell.  (pages 577-595)Jonathan Kvanvig
6. Heaven and hell.  (pages 577-595)William Lane Craig
6. Rethinking the Logic of Penal Substitution.  (pages 596-608)Steven Porter
6. Petitionary prayer.  (pages 609-624)William Lane Craig
Suggested Reading.  (pages 625-626)William Lane Craig
Notes on the Editors.  (pages 627-628)William Lane Craig
Acknowledgements.  (pages 629-632)William Lane Craig
Index.  (pages 633-634)William Lane Craig

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