Philosophy in the science classroom: How should biology teachers explain the relationship between science and religion to students? [PDF]
Woodford PJ.
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We are not in the Dark: Refuting Popular Arguments Against Skeptical Theism
Critics of skeptical theism often claim that if it (skeptical theism) is true, then we are in the dark about whether (or for all we know) there is a morally justifying for God to radically deceive us.
Hendricks, Perry
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Plantinga’s Religious Epistemology, Skeptical Theism, and Debunking Arguments
Alvin Plantinga’s religious epistemology has been used to respond to many debunking arguments against theistic belief. However, critics have claimed that Plantinga’s religious epistemology conflicts with skeptical theism, a view often used in response ...
Moon, Andrew
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Foundations of Skeptical Theism [PDF]
Wykstra, Stephen J., Perrine, Timothy
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'Irresponsible and a disservice': the integrity of social psychology turns on the free will dilemma. [PDF]
Miles JB.
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Aristotle's Theory of Deviance and Contemporary Symbolic Interactionist Scholarship: Learning from the Past, Extending the Present, and Engaging the Future. [PDF]
Prus R.
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On the disposition to think analytically: Four distinct intuitive-analytic thinking styles
Newton C, Feeney J, Pennycook G.
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Inscrutable Evils, Skeptical Theism, and the Epistemology of Religious Trust
I argue that the philosophical discussion over William Rowe’s evidential argument from evil needs to take a closer look at the epistemology of religious trust—i.e., the rationality of the theist’s resilient confidence in God’s goodness in the face of ...
McClellan, John David
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The Pandora’s Box Objection to Skeptical Theism
Skeptical theism is a leading response to the evidential argument from evil against the existence of God. Skeptical theists attempt to block the inference from the existence of inscrutable evils (evil for which we can think of no God-justifying reason ...
Law, Stephen
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