Philosophy and the Christian worldview
Subtitle: analysis, assessment and development
By: edited by David Werther and Mark D. Linville ; foreword by Paul J. Griffiths
Series: Continuum studies in philosophy of religion; Continuum studies in philosophy of religion
Publisher: Continuum
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 274
ISBN-13: 9781441108692
Subjects: Religion; Philosophy; Christianity
Notes: Essays in honor of Keith E. Yandell.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I; title: Religion and worldview assessment --; title: Is philosophy of religion possible?  -- Keith E. Yandell; title: Religious pluralism as an explanation for religious diversity  -- Harold Netland; title: aThe naturalists are declaring the glory of God : discovering natural theology in the unlikeliest places  -- Paul Copan -- Part II; title: Religion and epistemology --; title: Internalism and properly basic belief  -- Matthew Davidson and Gordon Barnes; title: In defense of the numinous  -- Charles Taliaferro; title: Theistic mystical experiences, enlightenment experiences, and ineffability  -- William J. Wainwright; title: Hume and religion : Keith Yandell's assessments  -- Terence Penelhum -- Part III; title: Religion and morality --; title: Why Bertrand Russell was not a moral realist, either  -- Mark D. Linville; title: Christian theism and the evidential argument from evil  -- Michael L. Peterson; title: Confucian sincerity and the imago Dei  -- Paul Reasoner -- Part IV; title: Religion and metaphysics --; title: Jaegwon Kim's rejection of substance dualism  -- William Hasker; title: Free will : the explanatory approach  -- Noel Hendrickson; title: Freedom, temptation, and incarnation -- David Werther.