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Men and loneliness in the Covid-19 pandemic: Insights from an interview study with UK-based men. [PDF]
Ratcliffe J, Kanaan M, Galdas P.
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EPISTEMOLOGY AND PRESUPPOSITIONAL THOUGHT
This paper will present the coherency of Reformed Christian theism’s presuppositional epistemology. It will argue for the biblical foundation of presupposing the existence and truth of God in every aspect of one’s life.
Krause, Courtney L
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A philosophy of birth: if you want to change the world, change the conversation. [PDF]
Villarmea S.
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According to T. F. Torrance, all authentic knowledge involves the nature of the object impressing its inherent rationality on our minds. Consequently, knowledge involves thinking in accordance with the nature of the object given for thought.
Stevick, Travis M.
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This thesis will consider the possibility of an epistemological process described in the narratives and teaching of the Pentateuch and the Gospel of Mark.
Johnson, Andrew M.
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Organic knowing: the theological epistemology of Herman Bavinck [PDF]
Recent scholarship has increasingly recognized the unity of Herman Bavinck’s (1854-1921) thought, shedding the once-predominant reading that Bavinck was a conflicted thinker caught between modernity and orthodoxy.
Sutanto, Nathaniel Gray
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The field of academic theology is presently maintaining the following about the critical thought of the Scottish thinker John Baillie (1886-1960): (1) Baillie’s so-called "mediating theology" does not have a concept to contribute to contemporary ...
Johnson, Trig
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God and the Problem of Evil: A Reformed Analytic Inquiry
In this thesis I argue that a Reformed epistemological approach to the problem of evil is more than sufficient in demonstrating the coherence of theism through logical and probable reasoning.
Mutavdzija, Stephen
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Decolonising global health: beyond 'reformative' roadmaps and towards decolonial thought. [PDF]
Chaudhuri MM +3 more
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Can Religious Beliefs be Distinguished from Delusions?: A Reformed Epistemologist Response [PDF]
Distinguishing between sane religious beliefs and delusions is conceptually difficult, as both can exhibit epistemic features such as resistance to widely accepted counter-evidence. This paper challenges three existing approaches
Sugeng, Wilson
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