Contemporary Debates in Philosophy of Religion

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Christians should reject mind-body dualism.Lynne Rudder Baker
Does religious experience justify religious belief.W. Alston & E. Fales
Evil does not make atheism more reasonable than theism.D. Howard-Snyder & M. Bergmann
Evil is Evidence Against Theistic Belief.William Rowe
Rejoinder to Zimmerman.Lynne Rudder Baker
Reply to Rowe.Daniel Howard-Snyder & Michael Bergmann
Reply to Zimmerman's 'should a Christian be a mind/body dualist?' - Yes.Lynne Rudder Baker
Should a Christian be a mind-body dualist? - No.Lynne Rudder Baker
Should a Christian be a mind-body dualist?: Christians should affirm mind-body dualism.Dean W. Zimmerman
Does The Universe Have A Cause?  (pages 1-26)Graham Oppy
Divine Hiddenness Does Not Justify Atheism.  (pages 42)Paul Moser
Reply to Moser.”.  (pages 54--56)J. Schellenberg
Explanation and the Cosmological Argument.  (pages 97-114)Bruce Reichenbach
Religious Experience Justifies Religious Belief.  (pages 135--45)William P. Alston
Grounds for belief in God aside, does evil make atheism more reasonable than theism?  (pages 140--55)Daniel Howard-Snyder & Michael Bergmann
Do mystics see God?  (pages 145--148)Evan Fales
It is not Rational to Believe in the Resurrection.  (pages 174--84)Michael Martin
It Is Not Reasonable to Believe That Only One Religion Is True.”.  (pages 201--210)Peter Byrne
God Responds to Prayer.  (pages 242-254)Michael Murray
Christians should affirm mind-body dualism.  (pages 315--326)Dean W. Zimmerman

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Two solutions to the problem of divine hiddenness.Andrew Cullison - 2010 - American Philosophical Quarterly 47 (2):119 - 134.
Hiddenness of God.Daniel Howard-Snyder & Adam Green - 2016 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Philosophy of religion.Charles Taliaferro - 2008 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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