Theology From The World

In The God debates: a 21st century guide for atheists and believers (and everyone in between). Malden, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 84–132 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Theology and Science Arguments from Nature Arguments from Design Arguments from Religious Experience Arguments from Morality Explanations for Reason The Ontological Argument for God The Argument from Pseudo‐science.

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Theology From The World ‐ explaining nature just right, pointing to god   Theology From The World, adapted during the Renaissance ‐ and new experimental sciences   naturalism, offering ‐ persuasive rival explanations   Kant, and all reality as natural and rational ‐ science never understanding human free will, reason and ethics   Descartes' reformulation of the soul ‐ as the conscious mind, the last prominent example   Theology From The World, operating ‐ religious explanation for mystery   plausible arguments, and existence of god ‐ taking either deductive or abductive forms   arguments from design, natural theology ‐ suffering, science offering alternative explanations   Cultural Anthropology Case One ‐ humans, culturally incorporating religious beliefs and rituals   the naturalist, there being nothing about morality ‐ requiring, existence of god, or belief in existence of god

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