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|a Faith and reason /
|c edited by Paul Helm.
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|a Oxford ;
|a New York :
|b Oxford University Press,
|c 1999.
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|a xiii, 415 p. ;
|c 24 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 383-400) and index.
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|g I.
|t The Classical Background.
|g 1.
|t The Form of the Good /
|r Plato.
|g 2.
|t Creation /
|r Plato.
|g 3.
|t The Existence of the Gods /
|r Plato.
|g 4.
|t The Everlastingness of Motion /
|r Aristotle.
|g 5.
|t The Unmoved Mover /
|r Aristotle.
|g 6.
|t Divine Thought /
|r Aristotle.
|g 7.
|t Creation and Providence /
|r Cicero.
|g 8.
|t The Innate Idea of the Gods /
|r Cicero.
|g 9.
|t The Existence of the Gods /
|r Cicero.
|g 10.
|t Concerning God /
|r Sextus Empiricus.
|g 11.
|t Death is Nothing to Us /
|r Epicurus.
|g 12.
|t The One /
|r Plotinus --
|g II.
|t The Interaction of Judaeo-Christianity and the Classical World.
|g 13.
|t The Bible: Selections.
|g 14.
|t On the Creation /
|r Philo.
|g 15.
|t True Philosophy /
|r Justin Martyr.
|g 16.
|t Philosophy and the Comprehension of Divine Truth /
|r Clement of Alexandria.
|g 17.
|t Christianity and Plato /
|r Origen.
|g 18.
|t Revelation before Human Reason /
|r Tertullian.
|g 19.
|t Is the World Eternal? /
|r John Philoponus.
|g 20.
|t Faith and Reason /
|r Augustine of Hippo.
|g 21.
|t Plato and Christianity /
|r Augustine of Hippo.
|g 22.
|t The Creation /
|r Augustine of Hippo.
|g 23.
|t The Perfection of Happiness /
|r Boethius.
|g 24.
|t Knowing God /
|r Pseudo-Dionysius.
|g 25.
|t Creation out of Nothing /
|r Saadia.
|g 26.
|t Philosophy, Scripture, and Reason /
|r John Scotus Eriugena --
|g III.
|t The Medieval Period.
|g 27.
|t The Ontological Argument /
|r Anselm.
|g 28.
|t Divine Omnipotence /
|r Peter Damian.
|g 29.
|t Language and Creation /
|r Moses Maimonides.
|g 30.
|t How Creatures Manifest God /
|r Peter Lombard.
|g 31.
|t Theology and Science /
|r Odo Rigauld.
|g 32.
|t Whether there is a God /
|r Thomas Aquinas.
|g 33.
|t Faith and Reason /
|r Thomas Aquinas.
|g 34.
|t The Inner Act of Faith /
|r Thomas Aquinas.
|g 35.
|t The Beginning /
|r Thomas Aquinas.
|g 36.
|t A Kalam Cosmological Argument /
|r Al-Kindi.
|g 37.
|t The Journey of the Mind to God /
|r Bonaventure.
|g 38.
|t Proofs for God /
|r Duns Scotus.
|g 39.
|t Can it be Proved that there is Only One God? /
|r William of Ockham.
|g 40.
|t On his own Ignorance /
|r Francesco Petrarcha --
|g IV.
|t Renaissance and Reformation.
|g 41.
|t The Freedom of the Will /
|r Desiderius Erasmus.
|g 42.
|t The Bondage of the Will /
|r Martin Luther.
|g 43.
|t Faith in the Justice of God /
|r Martin Luther.
|g 44.
|t The Sensus Divinitatis /
|r John Calvin.
|g 45.
|t The Testimony of the Spirit /
|r John Calvin.
|g 46.
|t True Religion /
|r Herbert of Cherbury.
|g 47.
|t Science and the Interpretation of the Bible /
|r Galileo Galilei and Robert Bellarmine.
|g 48.
|t Faith and Reason /
|r Pierre Bayle.
|g 49.
|t Of Religion /
|r Thomas Hobbes.
|g 50.
|t Christianity Conceived Only by Faith /
|r Michel de Montaigne.
|g 51.
|t The Light of Nature /
|r Nathaniel Culverwel.
|g 52.
|t The Reason of Faith /
|r John Owen.
|g 53.
|t Reason and Religion /
|r Jeremy Taylor --
|g V.
|t The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries.
|g 54.
|t The Existence of God /
|r Rene Descartes.
|g 55.
|t Reason and Scripture /
|r Benedict Spinoza.
|g 56.
|t Faith beyond Reason /
|r Blaise Pascal.
|g 57.
|t The Provinces of Faith and Reason /
|r John Locke.
|g 58.
|t The Argument from Design /
|r William Paley.
|g 59.
|t Analogies and Disanalogies /
|r David Hume.
|g 60.
|t Probability the Guide to Life /
|r Joseph Butler.
|g 61.
|t Logic and Reason in Faith and Science /
|r George Berkeley.
|g 62.
|t Denying Knowledge to Make Room for Faith /
|r Immanuel Kant.
|g 63.
|t Faith as Feeling /
|r Friedrich Schleiermacher.
|g 64.
|t Faith is More than Feeling /
|r George Hegel.
|g 65.
|t The Conformity of Faith with Reason /
|r Gottfried Leibniz.
|g 66.
|t Reason, God, and Duty /
|r Matthew Tindal.
|g 67.
|t Reason No Substitute for Revelation /
|r Jonathan Edwards --
|g VI.
|t The Nineteenth Century.
|g 68.
|t God as a Projection /
|r Ludwig Feuerbach.
|g 69.
|t Religion as Opium: Man Makes Religion /
|r Karl Marx.
|g 70.
|t The Absolute Paradox /
|r Soren Kierkegaard.
|g 71.
|t Religion as Wish-Fulfilment /
|r Sigmund Freud.
|g 72.
|t Religion as a Social Construction /
|r Emile Durkheim.
|g 73.
|t The Ethics of Belief /
|r W. K. Clifford.
|g 74.
|t The Will to Believe /
|r William James.
|g 75.
|t Reason, Conviction, Indifference /
|r Friedrich Nietzsche.
|g 76.
|t The Limits of Religious Thought /
|r Henry Mansel.
|g 77.
|t The Infinite Goodness of God /
|r John Stuart Mill.
|g 78.
|t Reason and Revealed Religion /
|r John Henry Newman.
|g 79.
|t Nature and Purpose /
|r Charles Darwin.
|g 80.
|t Darwin and Design /
|r Benjamin Warfield --
|g VII.
|t The Twentieth Century: I. Faith and Hard Science.
|g 81.
|t Doomed Rivals /
|r Richard Dawkins.
|g 82.
|t Evolution and True Belief /
|r Alvin Plantinga.
|g 83.
|t Genesis and Evolution /
|r Peter van Inwagen.
|g 84.
|t Fine Tuning /
|r John Leslie.
|g 85.
|t A Self-Contained Universe /
|r Stephen Hawking.
|g 86.
|t The Beginning of the Universe /
|r William Lane Craig.
|g 87.
|t Creation and Cosmology /
|r Keith Ward.
|g 88.
|t Theism, Spirituality, and Science /
|r J. J. C. Smart.
|g 89.
|t Theism and Science /
|r J. J. Haldane --
|g VIII.
|t The Twentieth Century: II. Faith, Realism, and Pluralism.
|g 90.
|t The Meaninglessness of Theological Statements /
|r A. J. Ayer.
|g 91.
|t Theology and Falsification /
|r Antony Flew.
|g 92.
|t The Meaningfulness of Theological Language /
|r Raeburne S. Heimbeck.
|g 93.
|t Anti-Realist Faith /
|r Don Cupitt.
|g 94.
|t Against Anti-Realist Faith /
|r Stephen Davis.
|g 95.
|t Atheism and Religious Practice /
|r Robin Le Poidevin.
|g 96.
|t Faith, Scepticism, and Religious Understanding /
|r Dewi Phillips.
|g 97.
|t Taking the Curse off Language-Games /
|r William Alston.
|g 98.
|t Is Understanding Religion Compatible with Believing? /
|r Alasdair MacIntyre.
|g 99.
|t Understanding a Primitive Society /
|r Peter Winch.
|g 100.
|t Revelation /
|r Karl Barth.
|g 101.
|t Reason and Revelation /
|r Keith Ward.
|g 102.
|t Revelation /
|r Richard Swinburne.
|g 103.
|t The Pluralistic Hypothesis /
|r John Hick.
|g 104.
|t Epistemic Objections to Exclusivism /
|r Alvin Plantinga --
|g IX.
|t The Twentieth Century: III. Reason and Belief in God.
|g 105.
|t The Presumption of Atheism /
|r Antony Flew.
|g 106.
|t The Agnostic's Dilemma /
|r Norwood Russell Hanson.
|g 107.
|t The World and its Order /
|r Richard Swinburne.
|g 108.
|t Is Belief in God Properly Basic? /
|r Alvin Plantinga.
|g 109.
|t Sin and Reason /
|r Merold Westphal.
|g 110.
|t The Irrelevance of Proof to Religion /
|r Steven Cahn.
|g 111.
|t Faith and Criticism /
|r Basil Mitchell.
|g 112.
|t Experience in Religious Belief /
|r William Alston.
|g 113.
|t Clifford's Principle /
|r Peter van Inwagen.
|g 114.
|t The Voluntariness of Faith /
|r Richard Swinburne.
|g 115.
|t Faith and Merit /
|r Paul Helm.
|g 116.
|t The Sin of Unbelief /
|r Robert M. Adams.
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