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    A pantheist in spite of himself: Craig, Hegel, and divine infinity.Russell W. Dumke - 2016 - International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 80 (3):243-257.
    In his 2006 paper `Pantheists in Spite of Themselves: God and Infinity in Contemporary Theology,’ William Lane Craig examines the work of Wolfhart Pannenberg, Philip Clayton, and F. LeRon Shults, whose conceptions of God are influenced by Hegel. Craig shows that these thinkers’ Hegelian formulations lead to monism, despite their attempts to avoid it. He then attempts to refute Hegelian thinking by appealing to Cantor. I argue that that this refutation fails because Cantor and Hegel are far more amicable than (...)
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  2. Ivo Coelho, Hermeneutics and Method: The'Universal Viewpoint'in Bernard Lonergan Reviewed by.Russell W. Dumke - 2001 - Philosophy in Review 21 (6):407-408.
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