Titlebook: Analytic Philosophy of Religion; James F. Harris Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2002 Religion.language.philosophy of

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Christopher Goodrich,Allan C. Petersonntific revolution is called a revolution. Its changes have proven to be global; in contrast, the Protestant Reformation, as revolutionary as it might have proven to be, was a “domestic affair” among people in Western European countries..

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Fractional Difference Equations,e restriction that naturalists place upon what is considered to be adequate evidence for beliefs leads to a naturalism that will not allow justification of beliefs that extend beyond the natural world. The evidence must be empirical evidence of natural phenomena, and the scope of our theories is det

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The Problem of Religious Language,h religious language are illustrated by the more extreme positions, for example, A. J. Ayer’s claim that the language of theology is meaningless and nonsense and Paul van Buren’s claim that “the word ‘God’ is dead.”. Other concerns were prompted by the repercussions of attention to language by the m

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The Nature of God and Arguments for the Existence of God, theism must begin with the viability of the concept of God. Sorting through the difficulties surrounding the traditional attributes of the theistic deity is such a fundamental problem that Richard Swinburne devotes approximately two-thirds of what many consider his seminal work, ., to an explanatio

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