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|a Oxford studies in philosophy of religion.
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|c [edited by] Jonathan Kvanvig.
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|a Philosophy of religion
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|a Studies in philosophy of religion
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|a 'Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion' is an annual volume offering a regular snapshot of state-of-the-art work in this longstanding area of philosophy. Topics covered include secular belief, theories of analogical predication, nominalism and divine aseity, meticulous providence and gratuitous evil, many-one identity and how it relates to the Trinity, atheism and theistic belief, the Epistemology of the Agape struggle, Wittgensteinian Quasi-Fideism, the semantics for blasphemy, and grounding and omniscience.
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|t In defense of secular belief /
|r Yuval Avnur --
|t Two theories of analogical predication /
|r Daniel Bonevac --
|t Nominalism and divine aseity /
|r William Lane Craig --
|t Meticulous providence and gratuitous evil /
|r Neal Judisch --
|t Many-one identity and the Trinity /
|r Shieva Kleinschmidt --
|t Atheism and theistic belief /
|r Christian Miller --
|t God, flux, and the epistemology of agape struggle /
|r Paul K. Moser --
|t Wittgensteinian quasi-fideism /
|r Duncan Pritchard --
|t Semantics for blasphemy /
|r Meghan Sullivan --
|t Grounding and omniscience /
|r Dennis Whitcomb.
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