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Denotes a selection that is not included, or rarely included, in other introductory anthologies to philosophy or religion | |
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The Concept of God | |
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The Divine Impassibility | |
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How God Is Both Merciful and Impassible | |
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The Wrath of God | |
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Is God Vain? | |
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God and Forgiveness | |
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Omnipotence | |
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Predestination, Divine Foreknowledge, and Human Freedom | |
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Middle Knowledge, Foreknowledge, and the Openness of God | |
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God Everlasting | |
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Process Theology: God as Creative-Responsive Love | |
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The Meaning of Religious Language | |
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Negative Theology | |
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A Critique of Negative Teology | |
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The Meaning of Divine Attributes | |
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The Doctrine of Analogy | |
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Philosophy, Poetry, and the Bible | |
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Interpreting the Koran Allegorically | |
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The Task of Demythologizing | |
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Poetic Imagery and Religious Belief | |
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Feminist Christian Philosophy? | |
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The Theistic Religious Life Understanding Ritual | |
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A Puzzle About Ritual | |
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Gesture and Symbol in Ritual | |
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Ask and It Will Be Given to You Morality and Religion | |
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Defining Piety | |
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Divine Command Morality | |
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The Binding of Isaac | |
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Suspending the Ethical | |
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Worship and Moral Agency | |
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Assessing the Case for Theism: Arguments for God's Existence Ontological Arguments | |
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An Ontological Argument | |
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On Behalf of the Fool | |
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A Modal Ontological Argument Cosmological Arguments | |
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The Five Ways | |
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The Cosmological Argument | |
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Philosophical and Scientific Pointers to Creatio ex Nihilo | |
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Should We Believe the Principle of Sufficient Reason? Design Arguments | |
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On and Argument for Design | |
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Fine-Tuning: The New Design Arguments | |
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An Argument for Design | |
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Evolution: An Alternative to the Design Hypothesis Arguments from Religious Experience | |
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From Experience to God | |
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Who's Afraid of a Bee Sting?: A Reply to Gellman | |
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Scientific Explanations of Mystical Experiences | |
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Assessing the Case for Atheism The Varieties of Evil | |
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The Problem of Evil and Some Varieties of Atheism | |
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The Inductive Argument from Evil and the Human Cognitive Condition | |
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The Mirror of Evil | |
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A Theodicy of Heaven and Hell | |
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Coercion and the Hiddenness of God Psychological Explanations of Religious Beliefs | |
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Gods in the Image of Humans | |
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How Human Ignorance Leads to Religion | |
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Religion as Projection | |
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Religion as Wish Fulfillment | |
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Causation vs. Justification: A Critique of Freud | |
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Science, Nature, and Religious Belief Science and Religion | |
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Is Religion Opposed to Science? | |
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When Faith and Reson Clash: Evolution and the Bible | |
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Howard van Till: When Faith and Reason Cooperate | |
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Peter van Inwagen: Genesis and Evolution | |
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Theism and the Mind-Body Problem | |
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The Future of the Soul | |
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Peter van Inwagen: The Possibility of Resurrection Miracles and God's Action in the World | |
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God's Action in the World | |
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Of Miracles | |
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Peter van Inwagen: Of "Of Miracles" | |
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Miracles and Undetected Natural Causes | |
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Mill's Challenge to Belief in Miracles | |
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Miracles and the Shroud of Turin | |
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Is There a Place for Faith? Evidentialism and the Nature of Faith | |
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The Ethics of Belief | |
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Peter van Inwagen: "It Is Wrong, Everywhere, Always, and for Anyone, to Believe Anything upon Insufficient Evidence" | |
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Rationality and Religious Belief | |
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Terence Penelhum: Do Religious Beliefs Need Grounds? Pragmatic Approaches | |
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Toward a Pragmatic Conception of Religious Faith | |
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The Wager | |
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You Bet Your Life: Pascal's Wager Defended | |
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The Will to Believe | |
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An Evaluation of James's Argument On Existentialist Approaches | |
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Kierkegaard's Arguments Against Objective Reasoning in Religion Closing Thoughts | |
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Suppose God Exists | |
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The Diversity of World Religions | |
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The Ring: On Religious Pluralism | |
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Towards a Philosophy of Religious Pluralism | |
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A Defense of Religious Exclusivism | |
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God, Commitment, and Other Faiths: Pluralism vs. Relativism | |
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Glossary of Technical Terms Credits | |
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Index | |