Philosophy
Reason and religious belief
Bruce Reichenbach, David Basinger, Michael L. Peterson, Michael Peterson, William Hasker
1990·289 pages
A college textbook introducing philosophy of religion: faith and reason, God’s existence, theism, pluralism, and related debates.
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A college textbook introducing philosophy of religion: faith and reason, God’s existence, theism, pluralism, and related debates.
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A favorite at a wide range of colleges and universities nation-wide, this comprehensive introduction to the philosophy of religion examines all the standard topics as well as new issues such as Reformed epistemology, the philosophical analysis of theological doctrine, and the Kalam cosmological argument. Special attention is given to important subjects not often considered in other introductions, such as process theism, religious pluralism, and the relation of religion and morality. Each chapter...
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No profanity; academic prose throughout
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Core focus: theism, faith and reason, God, doctrine, pluralism
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Recurring themes of religious pluralism, morality, and society
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Philosophical treatment of evil and human suffering
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