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Forthcoming articles
- Robert S. Gall, Faith in Doubt in the End.
- Klaas J. Kraay, Megill's Multiverse Meta-Argument.
- Sharon Krishek & Rick Anthony Furtak, A Cure for Worry? Kierkegaardian Faith and the Insecurity of Human Existence.
- Justin P. McBrayer, Are Skeptical Theists Really Skeptics? Sometimes Yes and Sometimes No.
- Giovanni Mion, God, Ignorance and Existence.
- Robert C. Neville, Recent Books on Neo-Confucian Philosophy of Religion.
- J. L. Schellenberg, God, Free Will, and Time: The Free Will Offense Part II.
- Andrew F. Smith, Secularity and Biblical Literalism: Confronting the Case for Epistemological Diversity.
- Eric Steinhart, On the Number of Gods.
- Patrick Toner, St. Thomas Aquinas on Punishing Souls.
- Dennis Vanden Auweele, The Lutheran Influence on Kant's Depraved Will.
- Leigh C. Vicens, Divine Determinism, Human Freedom, and the Consequence Argument.
- A. Anderson, Eleonore Stump: Wandering in Darkness: Narrative and the Problem of Suffering.
- Leonard Angel, The Importance of Physicalism in the Philosophy of Religion.
- Mikel Burley, Winch and Wittgenstein on Moral Harm and Absolute Safety.
- T. Ryan Byerly, The Ontomystical Argument Revisited.
- Hent de Vries, From “Ghost in the Machine” to “Spiritual Automaton”: Philosophical Meditation in Wittgenstein, Cavell, and Levinas.
- Hent de Vries, Of Miracles and Special Effects.
- Christine Dinkins, Caitlin Smith Gilson, The Metaphysical Presuppositions of Being-in-the-World: A Confrontation Between St. Thomas Aquinas and Martin Heidegger.
- Jeffrey Hanson, Returning (to) the Gift of Death: Violence and History in Derrida and Levinas.
- A. Harvevany, The Ethics of Belief and Two Conceptions of Christian Faith.
- Jonathan Hill, Aquinas and the Unity of Christ: A Defence of Compositionalism.
- Janine Idziak, Michael J. Dodds, O.P., The Unchanging God of Love: Thomas Aquinas & Contemporary Theology on Divine Immutability, 2nd Edition.
- Anders John, Aquinas and Quantifier Mistakes.
- Patricia Altenbernd Johnson, John Llewelyn: Margins of Religion: Between Kierkegaard and Derrida.
- Eugene Thomas Long, Self and Other: An Introduction.
- Eugene Thomas Long, The Epistemic Status of Religious Belief.
- Eugene Thomas Long, Ethics of Belief: Introduction.
- Laureano Luna, Grim's Arguments Against Omniscience and Indefinite Extensibility.
- W. Mander, On Arguing for the Existence of God as a Synthesis Between Realism and Anti-Realism.
- Robert McKim, Cooking with Philip Quinn.
- David Robertson RemB Edwards, René F. Brabander Terence Penelhudem & Henry Berne, Books in Review.
- Craig Ross, Dennett's Deism.
- William L. Rowe, Response To: Divine Responsibility Without Divine Freedom.
- Yann Schmitt, The Deadlock of Absolute Divine Simplicity.
- Scott Sehon, The Problem of Evil: Skeptical Theism Leads to Moral Paralysis.
- Shanta Ratnayaka Stephen Skousgaard, J. Buckley John, Richard Hogan Robert Greenwood & S. McGinnis Robert, Books in Review.
- Joshua Thurow, Does Cognitive Science Show Belief in God to Be Irrational? The Epistemic Consequences of the Cognitive Science of Religion.
- Daniel Whistler, Kant's Imitatio Christi.
- Mark Wynn, Renewing the Senses: Conversion Experience and the Phenomenology of the Spiritual Life.
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