Philosophy of Religion - Philosophy & Religious Studies

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Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Existence of God

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Cosmological Argument

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Teleological Argument

Religious Experience

Problems of Evil and Suffering

Religious Language - Negative, Analogical and Symbolic Language

Religious Language - Verificationism

Religious Language - Wittgenstein's Language Games

Works of Scholars

Influences of Developments in Religious Belief - Life After Death

Influences of Developments in Religious Belief - Religion and Science

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Existence of God

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

The Cosmological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

The Ontological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

The Teleological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE EXISTENCE OF GOD

Plato and Aristotle

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Conclusions

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Cosmological Argument

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Cosmological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Motion and Causation

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Kalam Argument and Infinite Causation

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Contingency

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Evaluating Cosmological Arguments

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Teleological Argument

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Teleological Argument

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Harmony and Order in the World

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

William Paley's Watch

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

David Hume's Objection

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

The Rise of Darwinism

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THE TELEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Fine Tuning

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

Religious Experience

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

The Varieties of Religious Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Common Characteristics of Religious Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Conversion and Its Effects

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Mystical Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Genuineness of Experience

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

WILLIAM JAMES – THE VARIETIES OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE

Evaluating William James

Prof. Jeremy Carrette, Kent University

Problems of Evil and Suffering

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

The Logical Problem of Evil

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

The Evidential Problem of Evil

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Theodicy and Free Will

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

The ‘Vale of Soul-Making’ Defence

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Imperfection and Metaphysical Evil

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

THEODICIES AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

What is Theodicy?

Dr Bethany Sollereder, University of Oxford

THEODICIES AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Free Will Theodicies

Dr Bethany Sollereder, University of Oxford

THEODICIES AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Soul-Building Theodicies

Dr Bethany Sollereder, University of Oxford

THEODICIES AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Best Possible Worlds Theodicy

Dr Bethany Sollereder, University of Oxford

THEODICIES AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Anti-Theodicy

Dr Bethany Sollereder, University of Oxford

Religious Language - Negative, Analogical and Symbolic Language

RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE – NEGATIVE, ANALOGICAL AND SYMBOLIC

Talking about God

Prof. Simon Oliver, Durham University

RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE – NEGATIVE, ANALOGICAL AND SYMBOLIC

Apophaticism (Via Negativa)

Prof. Simon Oliver, Durham University

RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE – NEGATIVE, ANALOGICAL AND SYMBOLIC

Cataphaticism (Via Positiva)

Prof. Simon Oliver, Durham University

RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE – NEGATIVE, ANALOGICAL AND SYMBOLIC

Aquinas on Analogy

Prof. Simon Oliver, Durham University

RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE – NEGATIVE, ANALOGICAL AND SYMBOLIC

Paul Tillich on Symbol

Prof. Simon Oliver, Durham University

RELIGIOUS LANGUAGE – NEGATIVE, ANALOGICAL AND SYMBOLIC

Philosophical and Theological Implications of Religious Language

Prof. Simon Oliver, Durham University

Religious Language - Verificationism

VERIFICATIONISM

Background to Verificationism

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

VERIFICATIONISM

Verification and Philosophy

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

VERIFICATIONISM

Modifying Verificationism

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

VERIFICATIONISM

Problems with Verificationism

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

VERIFICATIONISM

Quine's Two Dogmas of Empiricism

Dr Arif Ahmed, University of Cambridge

Religious Language - Wittgenstein's Language Games

WITTGENSTEIN'S LANGUAGE GAMES

Language Games

Dr Rupert Read, University of East Anglia

WITTGENSTEIN'S LANGUAGE GAMES

Language Games and Religion

Dr Rupert Read, University of East Anglia

WITTGENSTEIN'S LANGUAGE GAMES

The Nature of Religious Belief

Dr Rupert Read, University of East Anglia

WITTGENSTEIN'S LANGUAGE GAMES

Language Games and Analogy

Dr Rupert Read, University of East Anglia

WITTGENSTEIN'S LANGUAGE GAMES

Objections to Language Games

Dr Rupert Read, University of East Anglia

WITTGENSTEIN'S LANGUAGE GAMES

Wittgensteinian Fideism

Dr Rupert Read, University of East Anglia

Works of Scholars

THE COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT

Contingency

Prof. John Cottingham, Reading University

Influences of Developments in Religious Belief - Life After Death

MIND-BODY DUALISM

The Conceivability Argument

Dr Cressida Gaukroger, UCL

MIND-BODY DUALISM

Descartes and the History of Dualism

Dr Cressida Gaukroger, UCL

MIND-BODY DUALISM

The Knowledge Argument

Dr Cressida Gaukroger, UCL

MIND-BODY DUALISM

What is the Mind-Body Problem?

Dr Cressida Gaukroger, UCL

MIND-BODY DUALISM

Problems with Dualism

Dr Cressida Gaukroger, UCL

MIND-BODY DUALISM

The Connection Between Mind and Body

Dr Cressida Gaukroger, UCL

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

The Mind-Body Problem

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Plato and Aristotle

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Cartesian Dualism

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Behaviourism

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

Materialism

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

THE MIND-BODY PROBLEM

The Hard Problem

Dr Ralph Weir, Lincoln University

MATERIALISM

What is Materialism?

Prof. Paul Noordhof, York University

MATERIALISM

2. Arguments for Materialism

Prof. Paul Noordhof, York University

MATERIALISM

Problems with Materialism

Prof. Paul Noordhof, York University

MATERIALISM

Responses to the Knowledge/Zombie Arguments

Prof. Paul Noordhof, York University

MATERIALISM

The Nature of Material Features

Prof. Paul Noordhof, York University

MATERIALISM

Representation and Phenomenal Consciousness

Prof. Paul Noordhof, York University

RESURRECTION

Finality

Prof. Susannah Ticciati, King's College London

RESURRECTION

Individuality: Resurrection of the Body

Prof. Susannah Ticciati, King's College London

RESURRECTION

Individuality: Personal Identity

Prof. Susannah Ticciati, King's College London

RESURRECTION

Communality

Prof. Susannah Ticciati, King's College London

RESURRECTION

Hope

Prof. Susannah Ticciati, King's College London

Influences of Developments in Religious Belief - Religion and Science

RELIGION AND SCIENCE

Relating Science and Religion

Dr Sarah Lane Ritchie, Edinburgh University

RELIGION AND SCIENCE

The Role of Explanation

Dr Sarah Lane Ritchie, Edinburgh University

RELIGION AND SCIENCE

Creation and Evolution

Dr Sarah Lane Ritchie, Edinburgh University

RELIGION AND SCIENCE

Creation and Cosmology

Dr Sarah Lane Ritchie, Edinburgh University

RELIGION AND SCIENCE

Religion and Technology

Dr Sarah Lane Ritchie, Edinburgh University

RELIGION AND SCIENCE

Situated Knowledge and the Myth of Objectivity

Dr Sarah Lane Ritchie, Edinburgh University

Contents

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Existence of God

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Cosmological Argument

Philosophical Issues and Questions - The Teleological Argument

Religious Experience

Problems of Evil and Suffering

Religious Language - Negative, Analogical and Symbolic Language

Religious Language - Verificationism

Religious Language - Wittgenstein's Language Games

Works of Scholars

Influences of Developments in Religious Belief - Life After Death

Influences of Developments in Religious Belief - Religion and Science