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1 online resource. |
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polychrome |
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text file |
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Idealism and Christianity ; volume 2
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Idealism and Christianity ; v. 2.
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Cover; Half title; Series; Title; Imprint; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction: Idealism and Christian Philosophy; The relevance of idealism to Christian philosophy; Aims of the book and a note on terminology; Chapter previews; 1 Idealism and the Reasonableness of Theistic Belief; The Berkeleyan thesis: Esse est percipi, aut percipere; Implications of idealism regarding evidence for God; Some concerns regarding the problem of evil; Conclusion; 2 Idealism and the Nature of Truth; Alston's Realist Conception of Truth; Realism and Berkeleyan idealism. |
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Possible and actual ideas in the mind of GodAn idealist CT; Conclusion; 3 What Is that Stone? Idealism and Particulars; The bundle theory and its problems; The substratum theory and its problems; The substance theory; A Berkeleyan account of particulars; Conclusion; 4 Idealism and Perception: Why Berkeleyan Idealism Is Not as Counterintuitive as It Seems; The choices facing common sense; Is what lies behind experience just a framework of law?; Idealism and the common sense view of physical objects; Scientific realism and common sense; 5 Idealism and the Mind-Body Problem. |
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The primacy of the mentalIdealism and the primacy of the mental; Idealism and the future of the mind-body problem; The importance of idealism; 6 Idealism and the Nature of God; Pantheism; Panentheism; Conclusion; 7 God, Idealism, and Time: A Berkeleyan Approach to Old Questions; God; Idealism and God; Time; God and time; God, idealism, and time; On the impossibility of multiple, independent, distinct a-series; On the impossibility of interaction between distinct time series; Omnipotence and accidental impossibility; Conclusion; 8 Idealism and Science. |
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Berkeley's phenomenalist philosophy of scienceLess than ideal reasons for taking Berkeley seriously on science; Conclusion; 9 Immaterialism, Miracles, and the Laws of Nature; Miracles and materialism; Miracles and divine contravention: The traditional view; Miracles and natural law; The materialist and creation; The immaterialist alternative: Miracle as creation; 10 What's the Point? Idealism and the Moral Life; Intrinsic value in the universe; The moral goal of the universe; Creativity and change; Appreciation and understanding; Synergy and empathy; Christian idealism; Notes on Contributors. |
| Local Note |
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Idealism.
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Idealism. |
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Philosophy and religion.
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Philosophy and religion. |
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Christian philosophy.
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Christian philosophy. |
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Electronic books.
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| Added Author |
Cowan, Steven B., 1962- editor.
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Idealism and Christian philosophy 9781628924060 (DLC) 2015027493 (OCoLC)908262564 |
| ISBN |
9781628924084 (electronic book) |
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162892408X (electronic book) |
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9781628924077 |
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1628924071 |
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9781628924060 |
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1628924063 |
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