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A Companion to Philosophy of Religion, Second Edition
ویرایش: سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9781405163576, 9781444320152 ناشر: Wiley-Blackwell سال نشر: 2010 تعداد صفحات: 764 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 8 مگابایت
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In 85 new and updated essays, this comprehensive volume
provides an authoritative guide to the philosophy of religion.
Chapter 1 Hinduism (pages 3–12): Jonardon Ganeri
Chapter 2 Buddhism (pages 13–22): Paul J. Griffiths
Chapter 3 Chinese Confucianism and Daoism (pages 23–33): Chad Hansen
Chapter 4 African Religions from a Philosophical Point of View (pages 34–43): Kwasi Wiredu
Chapter 5 Judaism (pages 44–58): Lenn E. Goodman
Chapter 6 Christianity (pages 59–66): William J. Wainwright
Chapter 7 Philosophy in the Islamic Context (pages 67–80): Aziz A. Esmail and Azim A. Nanji
Chapter 8 Ancient Philosophical Theology (pages 81–90): Kevin L. Flannery
Chapter 9 The Christian Contribution to Medieval Philosophical Theology (pages 91–98): Scott Macdonald
Chapter 10 The Islamic Contribution to Medieval Philosophical Theology (pages 99–105): David Burrell
Chapter 11 The Jewish Contribution to Medieval Philosophical Theology (pages 106–113): Tamar Rudavsky
Chapter 12 Early Modern Philosophical Theology on the Continent (pages 114–123): Derk Pereboom
Chapter 13 Early Modern Philosophical Theology in Great Britain (pages 124–132): Geoffrey Gorham
Chapter 14 The Emergence of Modern Philosophy of Religion (pages 133–140): Merold Westphal
Chapter 15 American Pragmatism (pages 141–150): Nancy Frankenberry
Chapter 16 Personalism (pages 151–158): Patricia A. Sayre
Chapter 17 Process Theology (pages 159–166): David Ray Griffin
Chapter 18 Phenomenology and Existentialism (pages 167–175): Merold Westphal
Chapter 19 Wittgenstein (pages 176–188): John Hyman
Chapter 20 Thomism (pages 189–195): Ralph McInerny
Chapter 21 Natural Theology (pages 196–203): Brian Hebblethwaite
Chapter 22 The Reformed Tradition (pages 204–209): Nicholas Wolterstorff
Chapter 23 The Jewish Tradition (pages 210–216): Robert Gibbs
Chapter 24 The Christian East (pages 217–224): Paul Valliere
Chapter 25 Perfect Being Theology (pages 225–234): Mark Owen Webb
Chapter 26 Holiness (pages 235–242): Jacqueline Marina
Chapter 27 Omnipotence (pages 243–250): Joshua Hoffman and Gary Rosenkrantz
Chapter 28 Omniscience (pages 251–257): George I. Mavrodes
Chapter 29 Omnipresence (pages 258–262): Edward R. Wierenga
Chapter 30 Goodness (pages 263–269): Paul Helm
Chapter 31 Simplicity (pages 270–277): Eleonore Stump
Chapter 32 Eternity (pages 278–284): Brian Leftow
Chapter 33 Necessity (pages 285–291): William E. Mann
Chapter 34 Incorporeality (pages 292–299): Charles Taliaferro
Chapter 35 Beauty (pages 300–307): Patrick Sherry
Chapter 36 Divine Action (pages 308–314): Thomas F. Tracy
Chapter 37 Creation and Conservation (pages 315–321): Hugh J. McCann
Chapter 38 Immutability and Impassibility (pages 322–328): Richard E. Creel
Chapter 39 Providence (pages 329–336): Thomas P. Flint
Chapter 40 Pantheism (pages 337–347): Michael Levine
Chapter 41 Religious Language (pages 348–356): Janet Soskice
Chapter 42 Ontological Arguments (pages 357–367): Peter van Inwagen
Chapter 43 Cosmological Arguments (pages 368–374): William L. Rowe
Chapter 44 Teleological and Design Arguments (pages 375–384): Laura L. Garcia
Chapter 45 Moral Arguments (pages 385–391): C. Stephen Evans
Chapter 46 Arguments from Consciousness and Free Will (pages 392–397): Stewart Goetz
Chapter 47 Miracles (pages 398–404): George N. Schlesinger
Chapter 48 Religious Experience (pages 405–413): Keith E. Yandell
Chapter 49 Cumulative Cases (pages 414–424): Paul Draper
Chapter 50 Pragmatic Arguments (pages 425–433): Jeffrey Jordan
Chapter 51 Tradition (pages 434–440): Basil Mitchell
Chapter 52 Fideism (pages 441–447): Terence Penelhum
Chapter 53 The Presumption of Atheism (pages 449–457): Antony Flew
Chapter 54 The Verificationist Challenge (pages 458–466): Michael Martin
Chapter 55 Theism and Incoherence (pages 467–473): Michael Martin
Chapter 56 Foreknowledge and Human Freedom (pages 474–481): Linda Zagzebski
Chapter 57 The Problem of No Best World (pages 482–490): Klaas J. Kraay
Chapter 58 The Logical Problem of Evil (pages 491–499): Michael L. Peterson
Chapter 59 The Evidential Problem of Evil (pages 500–508): Graham Oppy
Chapter 60 Divine Hiddenness (pages 509–518): J. L. Schellenberg
Chapter 61 Naturalistic Explanations of Theistic Belief (pages 519–525): Kai Nielsen
Chapter 62 Historical Perspectives on Religion and Science (pages 527–538): John Hedley Brooke
Chapter 63 Theism and Physical Cosmology (pages 539–547): William Lane Craig
Chapter 64 Theism and Evolutionary Biology (pages 548–556): William Hasker
Chapter 65 Theism and the Scientific Understanding of the Mind (pages 557–565): Robert Audi
Chapter 66 Theism and Technology (pages 566–573): Frederick Ferre
Chapter 67 The Ethics of Religious Commitment (pages 575–584): Samantha Corte
Chapter 68 Divine Command Ethics (pages 585–592): Janine Marie Idziak
Chapter 69 Natural Law Ethics (pages 593–597): Robert P. George
Chapter 70 Religion, Law, and Politics (pages 598–605): Paul J. Weithman
Chapter 71 Theism and Toleration (pages 606–613): Edward Langerak
Chapter 72 Sin and Original Sin (pages 614–621): Philip L. Quinn
Chapter 73 Atonement, Justification, and Sanctification (pages 622–629): John E. Hare
Chapter 74 Resurrection, Heaven, and Hell (pages 630–638): Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Chapter 75 Reincarnation and Karma (pages 639–647): Paul Reasoner
Chapter 76 Theological Realism and Antirealism (pages 649–658): Roger Trigg
Chapter 77 Wittgensteinian Philosophy of Religion (pages 659–666): John H. Whittaker
Chapter 78 Continental Philosophy of Religion (pages 667–673): John D. Caputo
Chapter 79 Reformed Epistemology (pages 674–680): Alvin Plantinga
Chapter 80 Evidentialism (pages 681–688): Richard Swinburne
Chapter 81 Feminism (pages 689–694): Sarah Coakley
Chapter 82 Philosophical Reflection on Revelation and Scripture (pages 695–701): William J. Abraham
Chapter 83 Philosophical Reflection on Mysticism (pages 702–709): Anthony Novak Perovich
Chapter 84 Religious Pluralism (pages 710–717): John Hick
Chapter 85 Comparative Philosophy of Religion (pages 718–723): Paul J. Griffiths
- Includes contributions from established philosophers and rising stars
- 22 new entries have now been added, and all material from the previous edition has been updated and reorganized
- Broad coverage spans the areas of world religions, theism, atheism, , the problem of evil, science and religion, and ethics
Chapter 1 Hinduism (pages 3–12): Jonardon Ganeri
Chapter 2 Buddhism (pages 13–22): Paul J. Griffiths
Chapter 3 Chinese Confucianism and Daoism (pages 23–33): Chad Hansen
Chapter 4 African Religions from a Philosophical Point of View (pages 34–43): Kwasi Wiredu
Chapter 5 Judaism (pages 44–58): Lenn E. Goodman
Chapter 6 Christianity (pages 59–66): William J. Wainwright
Chapter 7 Philosophy in the Islamic Context (pages 67–80): Aziz A. Esmail and Azim A. Nanji
Chapter 8 Ancient Philosophical Theology (pages 81–90): Kevin L. Flannery
Chapter 9 The Christian Contribution to Medieval Philosophical Theology (pages 91–98): Scott Macdonald
Chapter 10 The Islamic Contribution to Medieval Philosophical Theology (pages 99–105): David Burrell
Chapter 11 The Jewish Contribution to Medieval Philosophical Theology (pages 106–113): Tamar Rudavsky
Chapter 12 Early Modern Philosophical Theology on the Continent (pages 114–123): Derk Pereboom
Chapter 13 Early Modern Philosophical Theology in Great Britain (pages 124–132): Geoffrey Gorham
Chapter 14 The Emergence of Modern Philosophy of Religion (pages 133–140): Merold Westphal
Chapter 15 American Pragmatism (pages 141–150): Nancy Frankenberry
Chapter 16 Personalism (pages 151–158): Patricia A. Sayre
Chapter 17 Process Theology (pages 159–166): David Ray Griffin
Chapter 18 Phenomenology and Existentialism (pages 167–175): Merold Westphal
Chapter 19 Wittgenstein (pages 176–188): John Hyman
Chapter 20 Thomism (pages 189–195): Ralph McInerny
Chapter 21 Natural Theology (pages 196–203): Brian Hebblethwaite
Chapter 22 The Reformed Tradition (pages 204–209): Nicholas Wolterstorff
Chapter 23 The Jewish Tradition (pages 210–216): Robert Gibbs
Chapter 24 The Christian East (pages 217–224): Paul Valliere
Chapter 25 Perfect Being Theology (pages 225–234): Mark Owen Webb
Chapter 26 Holiness (pages 235–242): Jacqueline Marina
Chapter 27 Omnipotence (pages 243–250): Joshua Hoffman and Gary Rosenkrantz
Chapter 28 Omniscience (pages 251–257): George I. Mavrodes
Chapter 29 Omnipresence (pages 258–262): Edward R. Wierenga
Chapter 30 Goodness (pages 263–269): Paul Helm
Chapter 31 Simplicity (pages 270–277): Eleonore Stump
Chapter 32 Eternity (pages 278–284): Brian Leftow
Chapter 33 Necessity (pages 285–291): William E. Mann
Chapter 34 Incorporeality (pages 292–299): Charles Taliaferro
Chapter 35 Beauty (pages 300–307): Patrick Sherry
Chapter 36 Divine Action (pages 308–314): Thomas F. Tracy
Chapter 37 Creation and Conservation (pages 315–321): Hugh J. McCann
Chapter 38 Immutability and Impassibility (pages 322–328): Richard E. Creel
Chapter 39 Providence (pages 329–336): Thomas P. Flint
Chapter 40 Pantheism (pages 337–347): Michael Levine
Chapter 41 Religious Language (pages 348–356): Janet Soskice
Chapter 42 Ontological Arguments (pages 357–367): Peter van Inwagen
Chapter 43 Cosmological Arguments (pages 368–374): William L. Rowe
Chapter 44 Teleological and Design Arguments (pages 375–384): Laura L. Garcia
Chapter 45 Moral Arguments (pages 385–391): C. Stephen Evans
Chapter 46 Arguments from Consciousness and Free Will (pages 392–397): Stewart Goetz
Chapter 47 Miracles (pages 398–404): George N. Schlesinger
Chapter 48 Religious Experience (pages 405–413): Keith E. Yandell
Chapter 49 Cumulative Cases (pages 414–424): Paul Draper
Chapter 50 Pragmatic Arguments (pages 425–433): Jeffrey Jordan
Chapter 51 Tradition (pages 434–440): Basil Mitchell
Chapter 52 Fideism (pages 441–447): Terence Penelhum
Chapter 53 The Presumption of Atheism (pages 449–457): Antony Flew
Chapter 54 The Verificationist Challenge (pages 458–466): Michael Martin
Chapter 55 Theism and Incoherence (pages 467–473): Michael Martin
Chapter 56 Foreknowledge and Human Freedom (pages 474–481): Linda Zagzebski
Chapter 57 The Problem of No Best World (pages 482–490): Klaas J. Kraay
Chapter 58 The Logical Problem of Evil (pages 491–499): Michael L. Peterson
Chapter 59 The Evidential Problem of Evil (pages 500–508): Graham Oppy
Chapter 60 Divine Hiddenness (pages 509–518): J. L. Schellenberg
Chapter 61 Naturalistic Explanations of Theistic Belief (pages 519–525): Kai Nielsen
Chapter 62 Historical Perspectives on Religion and Science (pages 527–538): John Hedley Brooke
Chapter 63 Theism and Physical Cosmology (pages 539–547): William Lane Craig
Chapter 64 Theism and Evolutionary Biology (pages 548–556): William Hasker
Chapter 65 Theism and the Scientific Understanding of the Mind (pages 557–565): Robert Audi
Chapter 66 Theism and Technology (pages 566–573): Frederick Ferre
Chapter 67 The Ethics of Religious Commitment (pages 575–584): Samantha Corte
Chapter 68 Divine Command Ethics (pages 585–592): Janine Marie Idziak
Chapter 69 Natural Law Ethics (pages 593–597): Robert P. George
Chapter 70 Religion, Law, and Politics (pages 598–605): Paul J. Weithman
Chapter 71 Theism and Toleration (pages 606–613): Edward Langerak
Chapter 72 Sin and Original Sin (pages 614–621): Philip L. Quinn
Chapter 73 Atonement, Justification, and Sanctification (pages 622–629): John E. Hare
Chapter 74 Resurrection, Heaven, and Hell (pages 630–638): Jonathan L. Kvanvig
Chapter 75 Reincarnation and Karma (pages 639–647): Paul Reasoner
Chapter 76 Theological Realism and Antirealism (pages 649–658): Roger Trigg
Chapter 77 Wittgensteinian Philosophy of Religion (pages 659–666): John H. Whittaker
Chapter 78 Continental Philosophy of Religion (pages 667–673): John D. Caputo
Chapter 79 Reformed Epistemology (pages 674–680): Alvin Plantinga
Chapter 80 Evidentialism (pages 681–688): Richard Swinburne
Chapter 81 Feminism (pages 689–694): Sarah Coakley
Chapter 82 Philosophical Reflection on Revelation and Scripture (pages 695–701): William J. Abraham
Chapter 83 Philosophical Reflection on Mysticism (pages 702–709): Anthony Novak Perovich
Chapter 84 Religious Pluralism (pages 710–717): John Hick
Chapter 85 Comparative Philosophy of Religion (pages 718–723): Paul J. Griffiths
