An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion Peterson, Michael creator Hasker, William Reichenbach, Bruce text xx Oxford Oxford University Press 1998 9999 2nd ed. monographic und eng

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viii, 339 p. ; 24 cm. Thinking about God: the search for the ultimate -- Religious experience: what does it mean to encounter the divine? -- Faith and reason: how are they related? -- The divine attributes: what is God like? -- Theistic arguments: is there evidence for God's existence? -- The problem of evil: the case against God's existence -- Knowing God without arguments: does theism need a basis? -- Religious language: how can we speak meaningfully of God? -- Miracles: does God intervene in earthly affairs? -- Life after death: are there reasons for hope? -- Religion and science: compatible or incompatible? -- Religious diversity: how can we understand differences among religions? -- Religious ethics: the relation of God to morality -- Philosophy and theological doctrine: can philosophy illumine religious belief? -- The continuing quest: God and the human venture. Michael Peterson, William Hasker, Bruce Reichenbach, and David Basinger Christianity -- Philosophy.Religion -- Philosophy BL51 .R326 1998 9780195113471 0195113470 230520