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Lazare
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religion and science
archaeologist conflict model |
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Gould
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religion and science
independence model magesterium/concordat |
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Chang
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religion and science
examples of natural selection |
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Dawkins
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religion and science
against: obscurantism, speciesism religion is epiphenomenon conflict model zero sum game (ex: virgin birth) |
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Murphy
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religion and science
foundationalism vs. holism |
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Pope John Paul II
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faith, reason, language
diakonia sapiential dimension |
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Pascal
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faith, reason, language
reason can only get you so far wagering is not optional can't suddenly believe - action must lead belief |
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Clifford
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faith, reason, language
story of the boat "ethics of belief" |
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James
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faith, reason, language
if you have option that is living, forced, momentous, that cannot be decided by intellectual nature, then faith should make decision |
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Kierkegaard
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faith, reason, language
objective vs. subjective reflection "leap" of faith Reason can't get you to God Strong Fideist |
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Evans
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faith, reason, language
Strong rationalist foundationalism (to know something, must have base of knowledge) critical dialogue |
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Phillips
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faith, reason, language
use social context for God talk beliefs aren't substantiated by words against realists vs. non-realists |
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Helm
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miracles and divine action
risky vs. risk free -risky: accommodation -risk-free: general acts of providence, theological determinism, effective grace |
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Lucas
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miracles and divine action
open theism (cobb and griffin: process theology) God as persian rug-maker mutually creative dialogue between God and people |
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Hume
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miracles and divine action
Definition of miracle against miracles for 4 reasons: 1. No miracle has ever been attested by sufficient number of reasonable men 2. Passions of surprise and wonder cause humans to believe without good evidence 3. Civilized people inherit stories from ignorant, barbarous ancestors 4. Miracle stories from different traditions contradict, cancel out each other |
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Mackie
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miracles and divine action
Hume-ian: miracles could occur, but they are unlikely double burden |
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Stump
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miracles and divine action
petitionary prayer is not always effective because God doesn't want to spoil us provincial prayer is effective |
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Swinburne
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miracles and divine action
Contradicts Hume - historical evidence, scientific evidence have same weight implies no human agency souls and afterlife psycho-somatic unity we could return in completely different bodies soul = light bulb; body = socket |
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Plato
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Souls and afterlife
dualism transmigration of souls body as prison |
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Price
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souls and afterlife
dualism life after death as dream world |
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Badham
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souls and afterlife
materialism critic of "empirical" evidence, psycho-somatic unity |
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d'Holbach
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souls and afterlife
materialism soul talk and god talk is foolish |
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Hick
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souls and afterlife
psycho-somatic unity "replica" - new body similar to old body |
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Das
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souls and afterlife
dualism Hari Krishna karma |
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Aquinas
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faith, reason, language
analogy (similar to maimonides with negation, augustine with divine simplicity) |
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Flew
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faith, reason, language
logical positivism verification principle |
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Mitchell
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faith, reason, language
don't have to be able to falsify your relationship with God people don't take into account trust and faith involved in our relationship with God (God is love - can put faith in that) |
