Western Philosophies Religion.

Western Philosophies Religion.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Pomerlaeau
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc., 1998.
Subjects:
God.
Knowledge, Theory of (Religion)
Religion > Philosophy.
God
Religion > Philosophy
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication Page; Table of Contents; Preface; 1. Medieval Perspectives; Augustine: Life and Writings; Augustine: Religious Philosophy; Faith and Reason; God's Existence; The Problem of Evil; Anselm: Life and Writings; Anselm: Religious Philosophy; Faith and Reason; A Posteriori Arguments for God's Existence; Ontological Argument for God's Existence; Aquinas: Life and Writings; Aquinas: Religious Philosophy; Faith and Reason; God's Existence; God's Essence; Analogy; Miracles; The Problem of Evil; Notes; 2. Descartes's Methodical Rationalism; Life and Writings.
  • Theory of KnowledgeThe First Eight Rules; Experience vs. Reason; Methodological Principles; Arguments concerning God; The Cogito as Foundation; God's Existence; God's Essence; The Ontological Argument; Setting up the Causal Arguments; The Causal Arguments; The Ontological Argument Analyzed; The Ontological Argument's Premises Assessed; The Cartesian Circle; Other Treatments; Error and Faith; Error; Faith; Notes; 3. Locke's Moderate Empiricism; Life and Writings; Theory of Knowledge; Cartesianism; Rejection of Innate Ideas; Empiricism; Substance-based Metaphysics; Ideas and Language.
  • Knowledge AnalyzedArguments concerning God; The Cosmological Argument; God's Essence; Other Arguments for God's Existence; Reason, Faith, and Religion; Reason and Probability; Analysis of Faith; Revelation as a Source of Faith; Religion Considered; Miracles, Toleration, and Enthusiasm; Miracles; Religious Toleration; Enthusiasm; Notes; 4. Leibniz's Logical Theodicy; Life and Writings; Theory of Knowledge; Logical Methodology; On Descartes; On Locke; Epistemology and Metaphysical Implications; Monadic Theory of Substances; Panpsychism and Spirits; Arguments for God's Existence.
  • The Cosmological ArgumentThe Ontological Argument; The Argument from Design; Faith, Reason, and Religion; Faith and Reason; Religion; Theodicy; The Problem of Evil; Our Freedom to do Evil; God and Evil; Objections to Theodicy Addressed; Notes; 5. Hume's Skeptical Deism; Life and Writing; Theory of Knowledge; On Descartes, Leibniz, and Locke; Innate Ideas; Ideas and Impressions; Association of Ideas and Abstraction; Reasoning; Cause and Effect; A Critique of Hume's Empiricism; Belief; Knowledge and Probability; Skepticism; Critique of Arguments for God's Existence.
  • The Argument from General ConsensusThe Argument from Design; The A Priori Argument; Miracles, Evil, and Religion; Miracles; The Problem of Evil; Religion; Notes; 6. Kant's Critical Moralism; Life and Writings; Theory of Knowledge; Toward the Critical Philosophy; Analysis of Sensibility; Analysis of the Understanding; Critique of Metaphysical Reason; Rational Theology; On Speculative Arguments for God's Existence; Moral Argument for God's Existence; Rational Faith; Analogous Theological Language; Religion and Evil; Religion; The Problem of Evil; Notes; 7. Hegel's Dialectical Idealism.

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