Atheism and the Christian FaithRichard Swinburne, William H. U. Anderson, David Kyle Johnson, Don N. Page, Andrew Brigham, Charles Rodger, Matthew Small, Stephen W. Martin, Stefan James Knibbe, Jahdiel Perez, Jonathan Strand Vernon Press, 30 Ιουν 2017 - 224 σελίδες Atheism and the Christian Faith is an anthology of the proceedings from a conference of the same name which convened at Concordia University of Edmonton in May 2016. The book represents a wide diversity of subtopics-primarily from a philosophical perspective-including submissions from atheists, agnostics and theists. This combination of topics and perspectives makes the book totally unique. There are arguments for and against theism. The foreword to the book is by Professor Richard Swinburne, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Oxford University, who contributes two chapters to the book: "Why Believe That There is a God?" and "Why God Allows Suffering". The book includes a chapter from renowned astrophysicist, and former student of Stephen Hawkins, Professor Dr. Don Page from the University of Alberta "On the Optimal Argument for the Existence of God". Atheism and the Christian Faith advances arguments around serious philosophical issues of direct relevance to contemporary society. It will be of interest to a broad range of scholars in philosophy, theology and epistemology. |
Περιεχόμενα
Moral Culpability and Choosing | 11 |
Theism Atheism and the Ethics of Hope | 33 |
Master of Suspicion | 53 |
C S Lewis on Experience Narrative | 69 |
Richard | 79 |
The Ontological Proof Fails for | 115 |
The Modal Argument Against Naturalism | 133 |
Intellectual Honesty in the AtheismTheism | 147 |
The Optimal Argument for the Existence | 161 |
Why God Allows Suffering | 171 |
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