Arguing about religion

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New York: Routledge (2009)
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Methodological issues in philosophy of religion -- God's existence and nature -- Evil and divine hiddenness -- Providence and interaction -- The afterlife -- Religion and contemporary life.

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The Hiddenness of God.Peter Van Inwagen
What is Philosophical Theology?Scott MacDonald
The nature of natural theology.  (pages 11)Norman Kretzmann
Rational religious belief.  (pages 40)Richard Swinburne
A critical examination of the Kalam cos mo logical argument.  (pages 132)Wes Morriston
A critique of the argument from religious experience.  (pages 179)Louis R. Pojman
Karma, rebirth, and the problem of evil.  (pages 222)Whitley Kaufman
Natural evil and the possibility of knowledge.  (pages 236)Richard Swinburne
Theproblemofe VI land so me varieties of atheism.  (pages 246)William L. Rowe
Coercion and the hiddennessofgod.  (pages 282)Michael J. Murray
Divine Hiddenness and Inculpable Ignorance.  (pages 295-316)Robert P. Lovering
Why simple fore know ledge offers no more providential co nt ro lthanthe openness of God.  (pages 362)John Sanders
The Providential Advantage of Divine Foreknowledge.  (pages 374-385)David P. Hunt
Why would God create anything at all?  (pages 386)Norman Kretzmann
Dualism, materialism, and the problem of postmortem survival.  (pages 437)Kevin J. Corcoran

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