The Blackwell Guide to the Philosophy of Religion

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Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell (2004)
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The many-sided conflict between religion and science.Philip Kitcher
Omniscience, Time, and Freedom.  (pages 1–25)Linda Zagzebski
Divine power and action.  (pages 26–47)Hugh McCann
Eternity and immutability.  (pages 48–77)Brian Leftow
The ontological argument.  (pages 80–102)Gareth B. Matthews
Cosmological arguments.  (pages 103–116)William L. Rowe
The design argument.  (pages 117–147)Elliott Sober
The problem of evil.  (pages 148–170)Derk Pereboom
Christian faith as a way of life.  (pages 172–197)Alfred J. Freddoso
Mysticism and perceptual awareness of God.  (pages 198–219)William P. Alston
Competing religious claims.  (pages 220–241)William J. Wainwright
Human Destiny.  (pages 244–265)Peter Van Inwagen
The Many‐Sided Conflict Between Science and Religion.  (pages 266–282)Philip Kitcher
Theism and the foundations of ethics.  (pages 283–304)William E. Mann
Religion and politics.  (pages 305–329)Philip L. Quinn
Human destiny.  (pages 706-709)Peter Van Inwagen

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