Titlebook: Issues in Contemporary Philosophy of Religion; Eugene Thomas Long Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 Religion.determinism.freedom.i

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Theology in philosophy: Revisiting the Five Ways,gy are shifting, however, it seems worthwhile to stand back a little and reflect on the continued plausibility of the standard view. Certain developments outside philosophy challenge received interpretations of Aquinas.

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Gender and the infinite: On the aspiration to be all there is,iticized the ethnocentrism or racism of western claims to neutrality in philosophy of religion. Feminist philosophers directed their criticism to the traditional theistic conception of God for its idealization of exclusively male attributes.

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Religious diversity and religious toleration,r than their own without leaving home. It now is therefore harder than it once was to hang onto negative stereotypes of or rationalize hostile reactions to the practitioners of religions other than one’s own. But many people succeed in doing so; increased contact often enough produces greater fricti

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Theological determinism and the problem of evil: Are Arminians any better off?,. A significant number of analytic philosophers of religion are practicing Christian or Jewish theists. Anselm, Aquinas, Maimonides, Malebranche, Leibniz, or Clarke are important models for these theists both because of the broad similarity between their approaches to philosophy and that of contempo

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Process philosophy of religion,e standpoints of all the particular religious traditions. When this question is in view, process philosophy must be called a . natural theology,. to acknowledge the vision of reality by which it is shaped. It is, nevertheless, a ., or a . theology, because it bases its truth-claims not on the author

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Book 2001istic environment.William Wainwright plumbs the work of Jonathan Edwards in order tobetter understand debates concerning freedom, determinism, and theproblem of evil, and William Hasker asks whether theologicalincompatibilism is less inimical to traditional theism than some havesupposed. .Representi

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