Norman L. Geisler and Winfried Corduan,
Philosophy of Religion, 2nd ed. (Grand Rapids:
Baker Book
House, 1988).
Now reprinted and available from Wipf and Stock
!
This is the revision of Norman L. Geisler's book,
Philosophy of Religion, which was published by
Zondervan in
1974.
Using a Thomistic approach primarily, this book
addresses four traditional areas of philosophy of
religion: religious experience, the existence of God,
religious language, and the problem of evil.
Table of Contents
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Part 1 God and Experience
- 1 The Nature of Religious Experience
- 2 The Characteristics of Religious Experience
- 3 The Dimensions of Religious Experience
- 4 Testing the Reality of Religious Experience
- Part 2 God and Reason
- 5 The Function of Theistic Proofs
- 6 Teleological and Moral Arguments
- 7 Ontological Arguments
- 8 Cosmological Arguments
- 9 The Cosmological Argument Reevaluated
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Part 3 God and Language
10 The Problem of Religious Language
11 Negative Religious Language
12 Positive Language About God
13 Model Religious Language
Part 4 God and Evil
14 The Nature of the Problem of Evil
15 The Metaphysical Problem of Evil
16 The Moral Problem of Evil
17 The Physical Problem of Evil
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