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This is an excellent contribution that will delight students of natural theology. It raises all the right questions that will be highlighted here. Natural theology is the systemized study of general …
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Anderson’s stated aim in this work is to defend what he calls ‘The Principle of Clarity’. In his own words, ‘this principle states that if the failure to know God (unbelief) is inexcusable (culpable …
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The thesis of this book is that Christianity teaches that it is inexcusable not to believe in God, and that this fact entails that God’s existence is clear; for ‘Clarity is required for …
First Published: 2013 Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Jesus Christ, Eternal God: Heavenly Flesh and the Metaphysics of Matter, Stephen H. Webb, Oxford University Press, 2012 In his newest book, Stephen …
First Published in: History and Sociology of Religion, 2008 (ISBN 978-0-8028-6389-8), vii + 272 pp., pb $20.00 Individually, these books are an informative look at two influential thinkers in …
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First Published in "Theology, Ethics, and Philosophy: The New Atheists: The Twighlight of Reason & the War on Religion Abstract: This paper considers work by Christopher Hitchens, who is part of …
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