International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 2005: Vol 57 Table of Contents PDF
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International Journal for Philosophy of Religion CONTENTS Volume 57 Articles Kenneth E. Himma (Seattle Pacific University, USA) - The application-conditions for design inferences: Why the design arguments need the help of other arguments for God’s existence Nick Trakakis (Monash Univeersity, Australia) Is theism capable of accounting for any natural evil at all? Book reviews Nicholas Saunders, Divine Action and Modern Science (Edward L. Schoen, Western Kentucky University) Paul Copan, Paul K. Moser, The Rationality of Theism (David Jehle, Wheaton College) Obituary Philip L. Quinn (1940-2004) by Eugene Thomas Long Articles Deane-Peter Baker (KwaZulu-Natal University) Plantinga’s Reformed Epistemology: What’s the Question? T.J. Mawson (Oxford University) How can I know I’ve Perceived God? Paul Kabay (Notre Dame University) An infinite temporal regress is compatible with the Doctrine of Creatio Originans Book reviews Neil A. Manson, God and Design: The Teleological Argument and Modern Science (Edward L. Schoen, Western Kentucky Univeristy) John F.X. Knasas, Being & Some Twentieth-Century Thomists (Janine Marie Idziak, Loras College) Articles T. Brian Mooney and Anthony Imbrosciano (University of Notre Dame) The curious case of Mr. Locke’s miracles David Matheson (Carleton University) Faith Shunning Validation Derek Malone-France (Duke University) Hartshorne and Popper on existential necessity: A deep empiricist interpretation Book reviews Deane-Peter Baker, Patrick Maxwell (eds.), Explorations in Contemporary Continental Philosophy of Religion (Patricia Altenbernd Johnson, University of Dayton) Mark Dooley (ed.), A Passion for the Impossible (Patricia Altenbernd Johnson, University of Dayton) Books received Obituary Paul Ricoeur (1913-2005) by Eugene Thomas Long Contents of Volume 57 List of Contributors
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