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- Reading Anselm’s Natural Theology Through a Palamite Lens
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Authors: Travis Dumsday
Abstract: While Anselm’s famous ontological argument from the Proslogion receives the great bulk of attention from philosophers of religion and historians of philosophy, the case for theism that he begins to develop in the opening three chapters of the Monologion is also of considerable interest. Like the ontological argument, the opening arguments of the Monologion have also received substantial criticism. Here I suggest that one important line of critique (namely that supplied by Visser and Williams (2009)) can be deflected if those arguments are read (or rather, creatively re-read) using the distinctive interpretive lens and theological resources of Palamism.
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Grounding Eternal Generation
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Authors: Joshua R. Sijuwade
Abstract: This article aims to provide an explication of the Christian doctrine of eternal generation. A model of the doctrine is formulated within the ground-theoretic framework of Jonathan Schaffer and E. Jonathan Lowe, which enables it to be explicated clearly and consistently, and two often raised objections against the doctrine can be successfully answered.
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Heavenly Procreation
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Authors: Blake Hereth
Abstract: Kenneth Einar Himma (2009, 2016) argues that the existence of Hell renders procreation impermissible. Jason Marsh (2015) contends that problems of evil motivate anti-natalism. Anti-natalism is principally rejected for its perceived conflict with reproductive rights. I propose a theistic solution to the latter problem. Universalism says that all persons will, postmortem, eventually be eternally housed in Heaven, a superbly good place wherein harm is fully absent. The acceptance of universalism is now widespread, but I offer further reason to embrace one variant of it. If universalism is true and there are opportunities to procreate in Heaven, then reproductive autonomy is largely preserved for everyone. Assuming Heaven is a harm-free place, there are no risks to children born in Heaven, unlike Earth or Hell. While this requires human persons to accept temporary restrictions on procreation during our premortem lives, the bulk of reproductive autonomy is preserved since one will have infinite opportunities to reproduce in Heaven.
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Aquinas on Persons, Psychological Subjects, and the Coherence of the
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Authors: Christopher Hauser
Abstract: The coherence objection to the doctrine of the Incarnation maintains that it is impossible for one individual to have both the attributes of God and the attributes of a human being. This article examines Thomas Aquinas’s answer to this objection. I challenge the dominant, mereological interpretation of Aquinas’s position and, in light of this challenge, develop and defend a new alternative interpretation of Aquinas’s response to this important objection to Christian doctrine.
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Thomas M. Ward: Divine Ideas
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Authors: Andrew M. Bailey;Kenny Boyce
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Enoch Lambert and John Schwenkler, eds.: Becoming Someone New: Essays On
Transformative Experience, Choice, And Change-
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Authors: Rebecca Chan;Travis Darnold
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Luis R.G. Oliveira and Kevin J. Corcoran: Common Sense Metaphysics: Essays
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Authors: Kris McDaniel
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- John Lippitt: Love’s Forgiveness: Kierkegaard, Resentment, Humility,
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Authors: Robert C. Roberts
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Tobias Hoffmann: Free Will And The Rebel Angels In Medieval Philosophy
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Authors: Zita V. Toth
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Allen W. Wood: Kant And Religion
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Authors: Terry Godlove
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Jordan Wessling: Love Divine: A Systematic Account Of God’s Love For
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Authors: T. Parker Haratine
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:58 GMT
- Faith and Faithfulness
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Authors: Daniel J. McKaughan;Daniel Howard-Snyder
Abstract: Can faith be valuable and, if so, under what conditions' We know of no theory-neutral way to address this question. So, we offer a theory of relational faith, and we supplement it with a complementary theory of relational faithfulness. We then turn to relationships of mutual faith and faithfulness with an eye toward exhibiting some of the ways in which, on our theory, faith and faithfulness can be valuable and disvaluable. We then extend the theory to other manifestations of faith and faithfulness, we propose a way to unify them under a theory of faith and faithfulness simpliciter, and we explain how they can be neo-Aristotelian virtues and vices. We close with our solution to the value problem and avenues for further research.
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:57 GMT
- The Value of a Meaningful Life as a Response to the Problem of Evil
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Authors: Eric J. Silverman;M. Elizabeth Lewis Hall;Crystal Park;Jason McMartin;Kelly Kapic;Laura Shannonhouse;Jamie Aten;Alexis Abernethy
Abstract: We argue that the good of a meaningful life has a role in theodicy by serving as a contributory reason for an all-good, all-powerful God to allow the existence of evil. If a meaningful life is a more valuable good than competing goods such as pleasure, power, etc., then the good of a meaningful life could have some theodical value for explaining a world where personal pleasure and power are often threatened and undermined. Thus, a world including deeply meaningful personal lives along with the existence of evils like pain and suffering, could be superior to a world without pain and evil but with less meaningful lives. This view is especially plausible if our argument successfully demonstrates that certain kinds of evils are necessary conditions for certain kinds of more valuable, more meaningful lives.
PubDate: Thu, 07 Sep 2023 05:03:57 GMT
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