Prospects for natural theology
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Prospects for natural theology
（Studies in philosophy and the history of philosophy, v. 25）
Catholic University of America Press, c1992
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Half of the papers were presented at a conference held at the University of South Carolina in 1988 to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the Gifford lectures
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Theological clearances : foregroud to a rational recovery of god / Kenneth L. Schmitz
- Reason and reliance : adjusted prospects for natural theology /James Ross
- On the very strongest arguments / George I. Mavrodes
- Hermeneutic philosophy and natural theology / Joseph J. Kockelmans
- Natural theology and positive predication / Frederick Ferré
- How to avoid speaking of God : the violence of natural theology / John D. Capto
- Is a natural theology still viable today? / W. Norris Clarke
- In defence of a kind of natural theology / Bowman Clarke
- Soft natural theology / Ninian Smart
- Experience and natural theology / Eugene Thomas Long
- Theodicy : th ecase for a theologically inclusive model of philosophy / Louis Dupré
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Since the 1960s, philosophers and theologians have begun to give renewed attention to the kinds of issues that natural theology was intended to address. During the past decade, the interest has reached new heights. This collection of essays provides a sample of the current status of natural theology among scholars. The first three essays, by Kenneth Schmitz, James Ross and George I. Mavrodes clear away obstacles and lay the groundwork for a reconsideration of the arguments for the existence of God. Essays by Joseph J. Kockelmans, Fredrick Ferre and John D. Caputo focus on natural theology and the limits of knowledge. The last group of essays - written by W. Norris Clarke, S.J. Bowman Clarke, Ninian Smart, Eugene Thomas Long and Louis Dupre - provides alternative approaches to natural theology.
While contributors represent a range of theoretical bases, including Thomistic, Process, Continental and Anglo-American approaches, and often differ with regard to both the prospects and the role of natural theology, their contributions to this volume aim to provide a map of some of the primary routes currently taken to arrive at a theory of natural theology in the last decade of this century.
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