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Routledge Philosophy of Religion Series


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The Routledge Philosophy of Religion Series spans many critical debates, and presents new directions and new perspectives in contemporary research and study within the philosophy of religion. This series presents books by leading international scholars in the field, providing a platform for their own particular research focus to be presented within a wider contextual framework. Offering accessible, stimulating new contributions to each topic, this series will prove of particular value and interest to academics, graduate, postgraduate and upper-level undergraduate readers world-wide focusing on philosophy, religious studies and theology, sociology or other related fields.

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Religious Diversity A Philosophical Assessment

Religious Diversity: A Philosophical Assessment

1st Edition

By David Basinger
February 22, 2002

Religious diversity exists whenever seemingly sincere, knowledgeable individuals hold incompatible beliefs on the same religious issue. Diversity of this sort is pervasive, existing not only across basic theistic systems but also within these theistic systems themselves. Religious Diversity ...

God and Realism

God and Realism

1st Edition

By Peter Byrne
November 28, 2003

Peter Byrne’s study of God and realism offers a critical survey of issues surrounding the realist interpretation of theism and theology. Byrne presents a general argument for interpreting the intent of talk about God in a realist fashion and argues that judging the intent of theistic discourse ...

God and the Nature of Time

God and the Nature of Time

1st Edition

By Garrett J. DeWeese
March 28, 2004

Is God temporal, 'in time', or atemporal, 'outside of time'? Garrett DeWeese begins with contemporary metaphysics and physics, developing a causal account of dynamic time.  Drawing on biblical material as well as discussions of divine temporality in medieval and contemporary philosophical theology...

Religion and Morality

Religion and Morality

1st Edition

By William J. Wainwright
April 19, 2005

Religion and Morality addresses central issues arising from religion's relation to morality. Part I offers a sympathetic but critical appraisal of the claim that features of morality provide evidence for the truth of religious belief. Part II examines divine command theories, objections to them, ...

The Reformed Objection to Natural Theology

The Reformed Objection to Natural Theology

1st Edition

By Michael Sudduth
October 03, 2016

Michael Sudduth examines three prominent objections to natural theology that have emerged in the Reformed streams of the Protestant theological tradition: objections from the immediacy of our knowledge of God, the noetic effects of sin, and the logic of theistic arguments. Distinguishing between ...

Problems of Evil and the Power of God

Problems of Evil and the Power of God

1st Edition

By James A. Keller
September 28, 2007

Why do bad things happen, even to good people? If there is a God, why aren't God's existence and God's will for humans more apparent? And if God really does miracles for some people, why not for others? This book examines these three problems of evil - suffering, divine hiddenness, and unfairness ...

The Sense of Creation Experience and the God Beyond

The Sense of Creation: Experience and the God Beyond

1st Edition

By Patrick Masterson
July 17, 2008

What kind of experience might help to confirm and make sense of the puzzling belief in divine creation, so central to the main monotheistic religions? Anselm and Aquinas developed a philosophical understanding of 'Creation' as an asymmetrical relationship between the world and God, that is, that ...

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