Theology Beyond The World

In The God Debates. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 133–154 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Existence of Nature Argument for God The Fine‐tuning Argument for God Why Would God Create? The Problem of Evil The Argument from Pseudo‐cosmology.

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Theology Beyond The World   scientific field of cosmology ‐ understanding the cosmos using the scientific method   existence of nature argument for god ‐ into a problem, supernatural being the solution   theologians, and three reasons ‐ nature, and why it is contingent and not necessary   cosmology, like all science, powered by curiosity ‐ in finding explanations   naturalism and scientific cosmology ‐ preventing, existence of nature argument, and conclusions about god   fine‐tuning argument for god ‐ and argument from design, by natural theology   cosmological understanding of the big bang, in its infancy ‐ universe and its laws, speculative and revisable   problem of evil for Christian theology ‐ examples of general problems   argument from pseudo‐cosmology ‐ understanding anything about the universe

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10.1002/9781444328042.ch5

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