Faith and Philosophy : Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers 2001: Vol 18 Index

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Faith and Philosophy
INDEX
Volume 17, 2001
ARTICLES:
ALSTON, WILLIAM P. Religious Belief and Values..................024-36-49
BAKER, LYNNE RUDDER. Material Persons and the
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BURRELL, DAVID B. Creation, Metaphysics, and Ethics.............. 204-221
CRAIG, WILLIAM L. Kvanvig No A-Theorist...............:esesseee7e7e-e3e8d0
CRAIG, WILLIAM L. Middle Knowledge, Truth-Makers,
EU Te COI CII oasis inte sscitetenseusiecnnncoseereinnensinebasedi 337
CROSBY, JOHN F. The Twofold Source of the
Dignity of Persons
FERREIRA, M. JAMIE. Normativity and Reference in a
Wittgensteinian Philosophy of Religion
FLINT, THOMAS P. ‘A Death He Freely Accepted’:
Molinist Reflections on the Incarnation ...........:ccccccseeseeseeceeeeeeeees sina
GELLMANN, JEROME I. Fear and Trembling:
Kierkegaard’s Christian Work
GOETZ, STEWART. Stump on Libertarianism and
the Principle of Alternative Possibilities ........0......cccesseeeseseeeeeeeees 93-101
HALLETT, GARTH L. “The Tedium of Immortality”
HARTLE, ANN. The Dialectic of Faith and Reason
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HENRY, DOUGLAS V. Does Reasonable Nonbelief Exist?.
HERTZBERG, LARS. Rush Rhees on Philosophy
and Religious Discourse
KOEHL, ANDREW. Reformed Epistemology and Diversity 168-191
KOONS, ROBERT C. Defeasible Reasoning,
Special Pleading and the Cosmological Argument:
A Reply to Oppy 192-203
KVANVIG, JONATHAN L. Omniscience and Eternity:
A Reply to Craig 369-376
McCANN, HUGH J. Sovereignty and Freedom:
\ Reply to Rowe 110-116
MORGAN, VANCE G. Humility and the Transcendent
MORRISTON, WES. Explanatory Priority and
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PHILLIPS, D. Z. ‘What God Himself Cannot Tell Us’:
Realism Versus Metaphysical Realism
RHEES, RUSH. On Religion: Notes on Four Conversations
with Wittgenstein
RIETAN, ERIC H. Universalism and Autonomy: Towards a
Comparative Defense of Universalism
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SULLIVAN, THOMAS and RUSSELL PANNIER. Getting a Grip
on the Philosophies of Thomas Aquinas:
A Defense of Systematic Reconstruction...........:cccseseeeeeeteeeesese0e-e6e0
TALBOTT, THOMAS. Universalism and the Supposed Oddity
of Our Earthly Life: Reply to Michael Murray
VanARRAGON, RAY. Transworld Damnation and
Cains Cormier iicnens Seni insti snncsciosesescvscnsasisnsnietnssnsvonssintbe 241-260
VERBIN, N. K. Seeing-As and the Justification of Religious Belief:
Reasons and Miracles
WHITTAKER, JOHN H. Belief, Practice,
and Grammatical Understanding
WIELENBERG, ERIK J. The New Paradox of the
RNA aNe a ek og cc Sst is Soe tack ioe pment 261-268
WINCH, PETER. What Has Philosophy to Say to
Religious Discourse 416-430
REVIEWS:
BURRELL, DAVID B. A Most Unlikely God and
From Existence to God. (Barry Miller) ..................:sssccsssessccsseesssens
CASEY, KEN. Coleridge, Philosophy and Religion:
Aids to Reflection and the
Mirror of the Spirit. (Douglas Hedley)
CUNEO, TERRENCE. Love Disconsoled: Meditations on
Christian Charity. (Jackson, Timotivy P.) ....:0.00...0-0sscrsevecavsvessessesees
DAVIES, BRIAN. Horrendous Evils and
the Goodness of God. (Marilyn McCord Adams)
LEE, PATRICK. Knowledge and Faith
in Thomas Aquinas. (John I. Jenkins) ................csscssccsscersesosossessoese
MENSSEN, SANDRA. Faith and Understanding. (Paul Helm)....12
MERIWETHER, NICHOLAS K. Dependent Rational Animals:
Why Human Beings Need the Virtues. (Alasdair MacIntyre)
QUINN, PHILIP L. Providence and the
Problem of Evil. (Richard Swinburne)
TALIAFERRO, CHARLES C. God and
OPIN COINS FU GINS isn ci inienescsesisncdsses concontencabistantesnomaneianns 137