Do religious epistemology and religious diversity also keep you up on summer nights? The new issue of AGATHEOS has arrived. #philosophy#religion https://t.co/3kvFBjznMm
How does human consciousness inform ideas about the divine — including omnisubjectivity and what our subjective experience reveals about God? Read Adam Green's editorial on the work of Yujin Nagasawa and Linda Zagzebski. Open access👉 https://t.co/OpE6f3w5YT #philosophy#theology
AGATHEOS' new special issue is all about consciousness and omnisubjectivity!
It features papers by Yujin Nagasawa, Linda Zagzebski, Adam Green, R. T. Mullins, Joshua Sijuwade, and William Hunt & a book review by Deanna M. Young. #philosophy#theology
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The Quran includes commandments that conflict with our moral intuitions. Does this undermine its credibility as divine revelation? Read Zalepour's intro to the book symposium on Amir Saemi’s "Morality and Revelation in Islamic Thought and Beyond" https://t.co/coTWqmvTsK
The new issue of AGATHEOS presents a book symposium of Amir Saemi's Morality and Revelation in Islamic Thought and Beyond: A New Problem of Evil (OUP 2024). Open access, as always! #theology#philosophy#islam
"God is dead", said Nietzsche's madman. One intriguing response to this claim is anatheism, which moves through atheism and non-realism to present “God after God”. Read Jessica Eastwood's paper from the latest AGATHEOS! #philosophy#theology https://t.co/V6mq3V2AA1
Aquinas said one can know God exists through REASON alone. So, does belief in God's existence have nothing to do with FAITH? READ Roberto Di Ceglie's interesting take on the issue! #philosophy#theology
https://t.co/6T2yxKwoWO
If God is timeless, does God know the temporal order of events? If not, is God's inner life chaotic? Read Ben Page's take on the debate. #philosophy#theology https://t.co/EMGpHJFLpY
Some think Jesus Christ didn't have true human nature and free will like us because he was 100% sinless. They should maybe read Swinburne's paper - it's free!
https://t.co/au1cXOhetn
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Were Christ's temptations about a desire to perform "sub-optimal acts"? Many think so, but Jonathan Hill disagrees. #theology#philosophy https://t.co/PpMGU21dGG
In his paper "Jeepers Reapers!", Graham Oppy engages with the work of Rob Koons and Alex Pruss and arguments about causal and past temporal finitism.
https://t.co/4FXRdZgY4D
Is there progress in science but not in theology? Is there way too much diversity in theology in relation to science? Y. Fehige argues in "Diversity, Science, and Religion" that the issue is not that simple. Open access. https://t.co/Pl8R9G7UA2
Can you really be religious without belief? Some philosophers say so. But C-J Palmqvist argues belief-less religion cannot include normal marks of religious life like holiness or loving God without the extensive use of imagination and pretense. https://t.co/evc0hO0fBN