Philosophy and the Christian faith
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Philosophy and the Christian faith
(University of Notre Dame studies in the philosophy of religion, no. 5)
University of Notre Dame Press, c1988
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Includes bibliographical references
Papers presented at a conference which was jointly sponsored by Notre Dame's Center for the Philosophy of Religion and by the National Endowment for the Humanities
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In Philosophy and the Christian Faith, Thomas V. Morris brings together prominent contemporary philosophers to examine a number of doctrines central to traditional Christian theology. The essays straddle a complete spectrum of topics such as original sin, salvation, the Trinity, and eschatological pragmatism, all to the end of launching new philosophical research into the foundational ideas of Christian faith. The perspectives peculiar to Christianity on human nature and the reality of God richly reward this philosophic investigation.
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