The Reasonableness of Faith: A Philosophical Essay on the Grounds for Religious Beliefs |
Contents
Christianity and Linguistic Analysis | 3 |
The Real Challenge of Logical Positivism | 25 |
Belief in Creator | 34 |
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adequate adherence to religious Analytic Philosophy answer Antony Flew Aquinas argues argument arouse Austin Farrer best account challenge of Logical Chris Christian beliefs Christian theism Christianity's claim concepts count toward establishing count toward showing creator criteria deity describe Diogenes Allen E. L. Mascall entails Essays establishing their truth evil facts finite things formulation fully function gious beliefs give God's existence Hick Ibid J. J. C. Smart John Wisdom kind Leibniz Linguistic Analysis Logical Positivism London metaphysical explanations metaphysical world views motives native context nature observable one's Paul Tillich Paul Van Buren person phenomena possible proposition pseudo-questions R. B. Braithwaite rational rationale real challenge reasons which count rebuttals referring all things regarding relation religion religious beliefs religious language religious truth-claims response of faith rival world views seek sense sound ground specific statements theistic theodicy tion true truth of religious ultimate explanations universe unresolved items Verification Principle view of Christianity