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At the origins of modern atheism / Michael J. Buckley,

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: New Haven : Yale University Press, 1987Description: viii, 445 p. ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 97803000489710300048971
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BL2747.3  .B83 1987
Contents:
Religion as bankrupt: Catholic theologians and the origins of modern atheism. -- The existence of God and the new philosophic consciousness: 1, God as the pledge of a universal mathematics: Rene Descartes; 2, God in the discourse of a universal mechanics: Isaac Newton. -- The assimilation of theology into the new philosophic consciousness: 1, The mystical theology of controversy: Nicholas Malebranche; 2, The logistic theology from mechanics: Samuel Clarke. -- The atheistic transformation of Denis Diderot. -- Atheism as the system of nature: Baron Paul Henri d'Holbach. -- The dialectical origins of Atheism.
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Religion as bankrupt: Catholic theologians and the origins of modern atheism. -- The existence of God and the new philosophic consciousness: 1, God as the pledge of a universal mathematics: Rene Descartes; 2, God in the discourse of a universal mechanics: Isaac Newton. -- The assimilation of theology into the new philosophic consciousness: 1, The mystical theology of controversy: Nicholas Malebranche; 2, The logistic theology from mechanics: Samuel Clarke. -- The atheistic transformation of Denis Diderot. -- Atheism as the system of nature: Baron Paul Henri d'Holbach. -- The dialectical origins of Atheism.

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